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At present, one frequent question answerable only approximately, concerns the continuity/non continuity of oneiric activity during sleep.
Ministers are answerable to parliament for the functioning of their departments, run by the respective general directorates.
Whether we can reasonably hold ethical theories answerable to a given norm depends on what else we regard as reasonable.
As the experiences of many of the case studies suggest, this question is not easily answerable.
Legislators and judges will ensure that a question is not answerable by purely legal resources.
Indeed, by pinning religion's colours to causal facts, it makes itself answerable to science.
The observation of an abnormal activation would be the basis for a whole series of questions, most of them not directly answerable using functional neuroimaging.
Not only are legislators more powerful than electors, while in office, but they are also answerable to the latter for how they have used their powers.
