1.  Even to pose such questions reminds us that there was a large element of chance in the emergence of Mrs Thatcher.

2.  He survived the surgery, and I cautiously began to pose questions.

3.  If this was verified, further questions were posed about how the information appeared, and if it was acceptable.

4.  In the last Decade, however, more profound questions have been posed.

5.  In the wake of this development, however, the wrong questions are being posed.

6.  In their minds, buying a gown poses questions more complicated than chiffon or lace.

7.  It is open to the House to ask for reports, and it can pose questions at any time.

8.  It poses the question of whether it is advisable to adopt a single currency in the course of a regional integration process.

9.  None the less, he had clearly purported to pose the question of whether a caution was required, but had not answered it.

10.  One then posed the question whether fairness required any additional procedural safeguards.