Examples of answerable

• 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.