This is very doubtful.

With the economic crisis still hitting the continent hard, the merits of belonging to the European Union is being questioned in many European nations.

And El Sirgany's tweet was naturally met with skepticism

The long term viability of UNOPS is in question today.

The upshot of all that is that the value of such a document is highly questionable.

This prescription, although supported by distinguished opinions, is questionable.

It's a bit suspicious isn't it? There is two answers to the question so far, Zero and one.

From this perspective, cochlear implants seem ethically unproblematic.

The wise Foreign minister also suggested that Sunni politicians be invited too (probably so that it doesn t look fishy).

IQWiG is regarded with skepticism by some doctors in Germany, being seen merely as a mechanism to reduce costs.

On the other hand, control of funds by companies themselves is very questionable.

Just as Israel has an unquestionable right to live in peace within secure borders, the Palestinian State also has an unquestionable right to exist.

Accordingly, DPP concluded that it was dubious that the alleged statement could be proven to be in violation of section 266 (b).

Unless the Fed successfully implements an exit strategy from monetary expansion, which is doubtful, China will not be able to recover its losses.

Success can mean failure if it is achieved with questionable tools.

While some commentators were hopeful that the agreement meant that Hamas would give its tacit support to Abbas s negotiating strategy, this is doubtful.

The first strategy is problematic because it is unsustainable.

Although a person detained on the order of a prosecutor theoretically had the right to challenge the justification or lawfulness of that decision, the viability of that process was questionable.

Bond rating agencies have issued misleading ratings on companies in questionable health.

In April 2007, Yar Adua won a disputed landslide presidential victory.

For example, when Dean talks, the ticker says, U.S. Suspect gave 'actionable intel.

Economic sanctions alone are dubious against the world s most sanctioned country.

We live in a world where the clear distinction between conflict among States and conflict within States has become blurred.

Entrepreneurs of dubious quality no doubt entered as well, thanks to the generosity of the state.

There is no question that such a framework has already been established in relations with the US.

We should hope that they will live to see the day when the Chinese, too, will be a free people.

Experts would remind us that Kazakhstan had never been a country, and that Ukrainian claims to independence are historically dubious.

The influence of his court has been seen as excessive and dangerous, marginalizing and frustrating the government, parliament, and his own party.

Nasser introduced a new constitution in 1964, the same year he became president of the international Non Aligned Movement, which he co founded.

The first strategy is problematic because it is unsustainable. The second is undesirable because it buys stability at the cost of growth.

The Neolithic age, which began in the Middle East in about 9500 BC, was a time when humans became farmers.

That logic is dubious, given how many similar crises have hit widely differing systems over the centuries.

By contrast, a world in which the dollar has already fallen is one that may see economic turmoil, but not an economic crisis.

We felt very happy when they painted the neighborhood. It has become very beautiful and when we play in it, we feel joy, not like before.

Amnesty International, The role of United Nations standards and norms in the fight for human rights , Expert Group Meeting , pp. 231 232.

The incentives associated with the winner take all system encourage cheating ranging from questionable practices and ethical lapses to outright misconduct.

And since I started talking about this subject and researching this subject, I've been really haunted by something a Japanese mathematician said on the subject.

For them, the old world of traditional ties and customs is gone, but the new world of modernity remains out of reach.

It goes without saying that it will be essential to establish that governance in Iraq is institutional, not personal.

Within 50 million years, the pressure and density of hydrogen in the centre of the protostar became great enough for it to begin thermonuclear fusion.

In 1794 he took Owen Rees as a partner in the same year, Thomas Brown (c. 1777 1869) entered the house as an apprentice.

At a time when the role of the United Nations was being called into question, it was essential to restore trust in the Organization by brining it closer to a wider public.

3 However, as indicated by Bravo (2004), From the gender perspective, a definition of poverty that uses household income as a unit of measurement is widely questioned, both because it presupposes the homogeneous distribution of resources among members of the household and because it does not include housework as a basic resource of the household.

But it is of doubtful benefit to German workers who also would have liked to cooperate with that capital.

That means that we, once again, have a thing where we can put technology out, but the mentoring that is required to go from a simple new iChat instant messaging system to something with depth is missing.