Sentence examples for advisability of having a from inspiring English sources

After weeks of negotiations on topics like the site, the date, whether to have an audience and the advisability of having a moderator who had announced on his radio show that Democrats are socialists, the honor of holding the race's sole debate on Friday night fell to a local family-owned station with an upgraded news studio to show off.

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.

There are letters about proposed buildings and sites, and discussion among some trustees about the advisability of having an audit made of the university's financial records.

Pinkus states that the decision to call Caldwell down to Monroeville was made by both him and Carter "only after much discussion between me and Ms Carter regarding the reasons and advisability of having the items appraised".

"Once people thoughtfully consider the ramifications of moving 77,000 tons of nuclear waste through 39 states, they're going to have a lot of second thoughts about the advisability of doing so," Mr. Daschle said.

At one point in the trial Lubben testified that, to the best of his recollection, he had a conversation with Sullivan on or about February 14 , 1946 concerning the advisability of paying the black-market overages by check.

The board questioned "the advisability of this enterprise having been undertaken without the knowledge of the commanding general on the ground".

She's sceptical about the advisability of trying to change anyone ("If you love somebody leave them alone") and has a frank compassion about the failings of both genders.

The numerical investigation of the behavior of the norms of powers of amplification matrix has pointed to the advisability of introducing a new definition, the uniform stability.

As for getting data on the number and type of guns in the United States, Branas declined to comment on the advisability of creating a federal gun registry an idea that has drawn extensive opposition from opponents of firearms regulation.

Efforts by many health departments to publicize the advisability of being vaccinated have stopped.