Sentence examples for any doubt whether from inspiring English sources

Hamdan observes that Article 5 of the Third Geneva Convention requires that if there be "any doubt" whether he is entitled to prisoner-of-war protections, he must be afforded those protections until his status is determined by a "competent tribunal".

If you have any doubt whether a document should be preserved, you should err on the side of preserving it.

If you were in any doubt whether Steve Ballmer was pushed or not, that should clarify things.

If there is any doubt whether a relationship falls within this policy, individuals should disclose the facts and seek guidance rather than fail to disclose.

If there is any doubt whether a relationship falls under this policy, individuals should seek guidance from their supervisor or an MIT human resources professional.

"Nobody should have any doubt: whether you vote for us or not, all of your lifestyles and beliefs are a matter of honour for us," he said.

ANY doubts whether Julius Spiegel, Brooklyn's commissioner of parks since 1981 and ostensibly forever, is capable of overt bossiness are dispelled the instant one squeezes into the passenger seat of his city-issued Prius.

"If anybody ever had any doubts whether New York was the heart and pulse of the world, they have got to know it now".

If there had been any doubts whether Great Britain's cycling team could handle being the spear point of the host nation's Olympic medal hopes this summer, their collective performance in the World Cup test event here in Stratford – completed yesterday with a total of four golds, a silver and two bronzes out of 10 Olympic events – has done a great deal to dispel them.

"You don't have any doubts whether they will make it or not - you know they are going to do it because they have the will to fight".

Demoff was predictably evasive when asked if he had any doubts whether Donald would be present for the season opener.