Sentence examples for at whether to from inspiring English sources

In an email to business bodies before his speech, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said it would look at "whether to amend directors' statutory duties in key sectors such as banking".

It's why our Banking Commission is looking at whether to split the banks up completely to keep our economy safe.

The department was looking at whether to broaden the scope of assaults to cover those by residents on other residents.

The government's joint committee on vaccination and immunisation is also looking at whether to immunise pregnant women and the families of newborns and offer boosters for teenagers.

It will also look at whether to include the impact of the websites of newspaper publishers, which could impact the "20/20" rule of media ownership.

Ministers are also looking at whether to force restaurants to label unhealthy foods as they finalise a strategy before the summer.

Pfizer thus finds itself stuck at crossroads: whether to go for a breakup or pursue multibillion dollar acquisitions.

I have the choice, when I look at him, whether to smile in his eyes or check my Facebook updates.

Sugar glances down at Caroline, wondering whether to communicate this new perception to her.

The architects were still not certain at that time whether to use brick or limestone.

He said he would decide at game time whether to play Sunday.