The plan will be brought into effect tomorrow.

The man killing machine is brought into motion...

The question occasionally pops into my head.

Stronger criticisms called Miyamoto's ethnicity into question

This would probably have brought Syria into the war.

The butler brought me my coffee into the library.

This lack of trust has brought the eurozone to the cusp of implosion, and is calling into question the very future of European unity.

Some Singaporeans seem delighted this issue was brought into spotlight.

And Socialists have also been brought into other parts of Sarkozy s government.

Every day, they are brought into the courtroom handcuffed like dangerous felons.

Modi s initiative has brought this pressing concern back into the mainstream narrative.

Certainly, America s global role will not be called into question.

Question How to turn a potential problem into a crisis?

Ask me the first question that pops into your mind.

I do not enter into the question now in detail.

BANGKOK The hospitalization of King Bhumibol Adulyadej has brought Thailand s most daunting question to the fore.

Three main factors brought Hamas into leadership in the January 2006 parliamentary elections.

When I was brought into the project, I asked how they are financed.

In short, nuclear Iran would call Europe s fundamental security into question.

Such states call into question our traditional attitude towards national sovereignty.

But now even that is coming into question, thanks to Germany.

There remains an open question as to whether Japan will go into depression or into pervasive controls.

The police have just brought this into focus because they are before everyone's eyes.

So the big question is why growth hasn t translated into poverty reduction.

Now the question is whether these initiatives will be put into practice.

Today, however, more than four years into a credit crisis, a conspicuous enigma calls this legacy into question.

His impatience brought him into conflict with other doctors and he felt menaced by them.

But the halting and weak response to Katrina has called this into question.

As governments move into uncharted territory, they will need to question themselves constantly.

Observers have long asked the question can blogging translate into genuine political prominence?

Tom began to look into the problem as soon as Mary brought it to his attention.

Many would argue that he brought the town back into a respectable position among Czech cities.

America s withdrawal from Afghanistan must not be allowed to call this stability into question.

Indeed, the overwhelming evidence currently calls into question the preventive effect of antioxidant pills.

Indeed, the crisis is calling into question the very foundations of the European Union.

The mixed record of poverty reduction calls into question the efficacy of conventional approaches.

The formation of the Conservative Freedom Party coalition government called that partnership into question.

And we have reason to call into question companies judgment in using that data.

While freedom from fear is allegedly a right guaranteed by the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia, some ruling politicians in Serbia have brought it into question in recent months through apparent abuse of power.

It brought us power. It brought us mechanization, fertilizers.

The 7 7 bombings in 2005 in my home city of London brought this into sharp relief.

NEW YORK The European Union was brought into existence by what Karl Popper called piecemeal social engineering.

In country after country, the guerrillas were defeated, pacified, brought into the democratic process, or rendered irrelevant.

A web of invisible links has brought into being what could be called Putin s Party in Europe.

But no one can question that we brought more honest government, and the beginnings of a more open economy, to Ukraine.