Sentence examples for a view on whether from inspiring English sources

We do not express a view on whether immigration should be part of the EU negotiations.

Mr. Lehrer did not offer a view on whether such a change was desirable.

Or indeed the FDIC may eventually take a view on whether its new rules are being subverted by them.

Nor does she have a view on whether it is more difficult for women to succeed as chefs.

The committee added that did "not express a view on whether immigration should be part of the EU negotiations".

The independent inquiry should "form a view on whether Co-op's Verde bid could or should have been halted sooner".

It saddens me that a view on abortion, whether for or against, is considered to be a badge of political allegiance.

"This will really make it clear that we are serious about this - there will be a referendum - the first chance in 40 years for people to express a view on about whether we stay in or out of the European Union, and we can actually really make it happen.

It is doubtful, then, that there are adequate grounds for assigning Nietzsche a view on such subtle matters as whether ethical language is primarily cognitive or non-cognitive, when it clearly evinces aspects of both descriptive and prescriptive discourse.

It is interesting to note that about one-third of respondents provided a neutral view on whether editors should give an article a fair hearing and avoid personal bias (37.8%) and screen for unfair reviewers' comments (33.3%).

This different conclusion was a result of using "amplitude" instead of "M F ratio" and a different view on whether genes with low (female-biased) M F ratios should be considered as compensated [ 22, 23].