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Results on where the line ought to be drawn whether a stock is ethical or not is shown in Table 11.

Therefore, no conclusions can be drawn, whether any functional limitations after RTW are present.

Burnham would surely have recognised that there was a balance to be drawn; whether his successor, Ben Bradshaw, a former BBC employee, will draw the same conclusions is less certain.

A line must be drawn, whether by the courts when the legislature is unresponsive, or by a functional legislature.

… no conclusion can be drawn whether the reported values are normal or abnormal.

However, due to few studies no clear conclusion can be drawn whether having one person delivering the intervention is best.

King would not be drawn on whether a visit by a former president would be appropriate but did not rule it out.

Try to illustrate the texture of the fabric you're drawing, whether it's smooth, coarse, stiff or soft.

York would not be drawn over whether a UK team would be part of a wider NFL expansion, or involve an existing franchise leaving a US city for London.

This will enable conclusions to be drawn about whether a failure to change behaviour is the result of a failure to increase condom use intentions or to overcome the effect of stronger factors operating when intention is translated into behaviour.

He refused to be drawn on whether a minister could remain in the Government if he or she disagreed with that "clear view".