question of fact

I wanted to talk to you about a simple question of fact.

Obviously, these are questions of fact to be decided in each case.

Success "in any particular case is a question of fact," he said.

This is a question of fact in every case and two examples may be taken.

The reason why a person acted as he did is a question of fact.

He looked at her, clearly very anxious upon this question of fact.

Whether the duty has been broken is a question of fact in each case.

"It comes down to a simple question of fact," the colonel said.

It's a cold business proposition and a question of facts.

Unfortunately they are all questions of fact, for a jury to determine, something we don't want to do.

Military computers were not supposed to hesitate over simple questions of fact.

Exactly what amounts to 'reasonable steps' is a question of fact in each case.

This inquiry is a question of fact determined by a jury.

Later, the magistrate said there were "very serious questions of fact" in the new case.

It is a question of fact in each case depending upon the circumstances, section 31(2).

That makes it less important for Democrats to hear witnesses and clarify questions of fact.

Again he stayed away from most of the open questions of fact.

Whether a company fits this description is a pure question of fact.

Thus, materiality is a mixed question of fact and law.

There is one particular which they must determine in all cases-the question of fact.

As with a question of fact, the more informed judgement could be the mistaken one.

Many legal actions, whether initiated by a union or an employer, turn on questions of fact.

This was a question of fact for the jury.

"That is a question of fact, to be decided by a court which can gain nothing from the decision," said the man in grey, calmly.

The chair umpire is the final authority on all questions of fact during the match.