Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Regrettably, these principles are increasingly being called into question.
• Will you firmly defend that position, since we do not want it called into question on any pretext?
• Since then all the preparatory work has been based on that decision, with the result that if it was called into question, the entire programme for introducing the euro would be disrupted.
• If they had called it into question, I would say straightaway that she has done an excellent job on the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.
• I thought you might actually care about the truth, even if it called into question some of our deepest beliefs, and...
• The European Central Bank has not been without its critics, who have not called into question its independence but rather its policy on interest rates, which seemed to be too high.
• She spends 13 years bandying around a theory based on his homicidal tendencies, and the minute it's called into question, the murders resume.
• It also called into question the quality of the meat produced.

• There is, therefore, no reason to call it into question today.
• Any change made by the famous amendment to Amendment 48 is therefore totally superfluous and if this goes through tomorrow, it would delay the adoption of the whole thing or even call it into question.
• Moreover, it calls into question the ordinary legislative procedure and the institutional balance.
• A court could call it into question.
• I hope that the Council will respect this balance when it adopts its common position and that the Commission does not call it into question once again through an ill
• That is why I abstained: because of the fact that the described aspects of proper monitoring of the system call it into question, both financially and morally.
• We believe that religious freedom is a fundamental right, fully upheld by democracies, and we condemn any decision or action that might call it into question.
• advised use of the powers to act unilaterally in the field of competition as bestowed upon it by the Treaty.