Sentence examples for answer questions as to whether from inspiring English sources

And, in the days that followed, the Governor found himself forced to answer questions as to whether he had in fact been drunk.

The office did not answer questions as to whether Dr. Cline had been investigated for fraud, but said that Dr. Cline was not being criminally investigated anymore.

Fincham refused to answer questions as to whether he was interested in either the ITV or Channel 4 chief executive or chairman roles, and declined to say how the upheaval at ITV was affecting the broadcaster.

Summoned to testify before a Subcommittee of the House of Representatives Committee on Un-American Activities, which was investigating alleged Communist infiltration into the field of education, petitioner, formerly a graduate student and teaching fellow at the University of Michigan, refused to answer questions as to whether he was then or had ever been a member of the Communist Party.

This finding was based on appellant's refusal '* * * to answer questions as to whether or not he was a member of the Communist Party and (invocation of) the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States * * *.' Appellant was also advised, pursuant to § 5 of the Security Risk Law, that he had thirty days within which to submit statements or affidavits showing why he should be reinstated.

After narrowly losing the leadership election, David Miliband left elected office and now heads the International Rescue Committee in New York City - and is still well enough thought of that Ed Miliband has to frequently answer questions as to whether his brother would have made the better Labour leader from journalists and voters.

Self-reported CHD was defined as a positive answer to the question as to "whether the subject has ever had a prior diagnosis of CHD by a physician".

The army's most elite regiment was forced to answer questions today as to whether it operated lax procedures when it came to illegal arms.

This paper attempts to answer the questions as to whether it is possible to reduce overall risk and achieve consistency in such reduction without demanding wider right-of-way.

Last Friday, the Supreme Court decided that it would rule on a case regarding generic medicines, which has the potential to answer longstanding questions as to whether pharmaceutical companies buying out generics is a violation of antitrust law.

While the 25-year-old was still in the cave, Mae Sai's police chief declined to answer media questions as to whether Chantawong would face negligence charges for bringing the boys into the cave, saying only that he would "study the matter".