Sentence examples for a conclusion on whether from inspiring English sources

"We have not reached a conclusion on whether it is him," an official said.

Today he said he had "not reached a conclusion" on whether to do so.

The panel did not reach a conclusion on whether the EU's reputation had been damaged by Barroso's move.

But he added it was not for the UK government to reach a conclusion on whether the Saudi bombing campaign breached humanitarian law.

Results should be ready before January, when the department is likely to reach a conclusion on whether the Prospect Park West lane has been a success.

The professors' research does not reach a conclusion on whether the new patent law will help or harm innovation in the economy over all.

Administration officials say they expect to reach a conclusion on how to proceed — and whether to send additional troops — by the end of October.

But after the revelations that a high profile British athlete escaped target testing by the IAAF because "one cannot draw any conclusion on whether or not an athlete has doped on the basis of one single blood value", cycling will yet again be using the well-worn line "why always us?" Because, might come the reply, we've been here before.

"One cannot draw any conclusion on whether or not an athlete has doped on the basis of one single blood value.

The number of students interviewed is too low to draw any conclusion on whether in certain fields of study a higher percentage of students misuse stimulants than in others.

This is also true for the PpXIP1 2, but since the N-termini have a high degree of interspecies variation it is hard to make any conclusion on whether the intron positions are exactly conserved.