Sentence examples for advisability of a from inspiring English sources

China hopes to change that and earlier this year, Tillerson instructed Brian Hook, the State Department's director of policy planning, to draw up a memo on the advisability of a fourth communique.

Apart from the business and Oscar implications for the winning and losing films, a question lingered about the propriety and advisability of a night of hearty partying while the country suffers through a recession.

The long delay suggests that even then there was a fierce debate in government and GCHQ circles about the advisability of a secrets trial against an employee who said she acted out of conscience over an issue which divided the country.

In the past week, it seems as if every leading Israeli political and security figure has opined on the advisability of a pre-emptive strike on Iran soon; it wouldn't surprise me to hear that Israel's Eurovision song contest entry has spoken out, too, and I missed it.

Members of Forbes Agency Council weigh in on the advisability of a company's taking political or social stands.

Whenever Encores! pops something up as well done as this Paint Your Wagon, conversation can start about the advisability of a Broadways transfer.

But they came as diplomatic and economic pressures on Iran are intensifying, and some analysts said they could feed into increasing doubts among the Israeli public about the advisability of an independent strike on Iran.

When Dr. Cooperman announced the results earlier this month, he mentioned that the department would begin talking with educators, parents and business representatives about the advisability of an 11th-grade graduation examination, an idea that department officials had been informally discussing for a number of years.

During her regular hospital treatment she discussed with doctors the advisability of an oophorectomy (removal of the ovaries), but on learning that the impact on her cancer would probably be insignificant and that her voice might be badly affected, she chose not to have the operation.

That was fine, except a certain level of British chauvinism prompted 50 carefully worded questions a day about the advisability of having a woman coach a man.

The most obvious question involves the advisability of mounting a festival in a city that is by definition a festival, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.