Sentence examples for anew whether from inspiring English sources

But serious economists are also pondering anew whether some curbs on capital flows are now called for.

But two years of plummeting advertising has many of them weighing anew whether they might collect more money from readers than they would lose from advertisers.

But quite a few law-abiding Germans have been wondering anew whether a man with so punchy a past is suited to represent them abroad.

But the judges rejected the prosecutor's request to charge Mr. Bashirwith genocide, arguing that the evidence presented was insufficient.The court's appeals chamber, in a short session on Wednesday, directed the judges to reconsider the prosecution evidence and to decide anew whether Mr. Bashir's actions could amount to genocide.

The remaining partners have to decide anew whether to re-form the group without the quitter.

"If the Republican caucus finds that, despite her amazing, stellar legal reputation and commitment to her country, that somehow a filibuster is warranted, I believe this body will need to consider anew whether a rules change should be in order," Leahy fumed.

It remains to be seen whether negotiations will begin anew or whether the administration's plan to use Turkey as a launching pad for an invasion of northern Iraq will fall through.

But now a DiNapoli campaign is beginning anew -- whether Mr. DiNapoli likes it or not.

"The information contained in the arrest warrant raises anew questions whether BP was forthcoming with the government and the public about the size of the spill during the spring of 2010," said David M. Uhlmann, a law professor at the University of Michigan and former head of the Justice Department's environmental crimes section.

It's clear that the rehabilitation of A-Rod's image may be nearing completion. 1) With the revelation this week that Pete Rose bet on baseball as a player (note: this was only a "revelation" to people who oddly believed Pete Rose's denial that he bet on baseball as a player), debate has begun anew about whether Rose should be in the Hall of Fame.

With a rash of such clean-ups underway, the question is arising anew of whether the SEC-appointed lawyers themselves are squandering an unconscionable portion of investors' assets on their own fees which come out of the same kitty as the victims' compensation.