Sentence examples for arresting whether from inspiring English sources

Miller said they looked for pieces that were arresting, whether seen in daylight or in the dark.

We are asking how they arrest, whether the arrest destabilizes the genome, and how cells adapt to start dividing again.

Whether we get arrested, whether we get killed, we get tortured, our mission's greater than just individuals".

Prior to the actual interrogation the police asked respondent whether he knew for what crime he had been arrested, whether he wanted an attorney, and whether he understood his constitutional rights.

Chief constables have continued collecting the DNA profiles of everyone arrested, whether they are convicted or not, and keeping them indefinitely on a national database.

"It calls into question whether the people who were booked during the competitions should in fact have been arrested, whether there was probable cause or whether they were treated fairly," Mr. Judge said.

With almost 3 million samples, Britain's DNA database is the largest in the world, as police are allowed to retain DNA from anyone arrested whether or not they are found guilty of a crime.

Mr. Obama sidestepped some of the most sensitive and politically charged specifics about the case — whether Mr. Zimmerman should be arrested; whether the Stand Your Ground law goes too far in protecting people who shoot others; whether the police chief in Sanford, where the shooting took place, should be fired.

The question of appropriate legal response applies, first, to the actions of law-enforcers when deciding whether and how to intervene in a civilly disobedient action, whether to arrest, whether to charge, and so on.

According to the Harvard Law Review article, some cities charge a "fee" to everyone they arrest, whether or not they're ever convicted of an offense.

"I would observe and then report as to whether the group was arrested, whether there was any violence, [and] what number was on the vehicle that took the demonstrators away".