Sentence examples for be told whether an from inspiring English sources

If another referendum lies around the corner, voters deserve to be told whether an independent Scotland would continue with the pound, use its own currency or join the euro.

They say consumers should be told whether an animal has been stunned before being slaughtered, along with the method of slaughter.

Mr. Kittle and the couple's families have not decided whether they want to be told whether she had been expecting a boy or a girl.

The Sun greeted Mr Brown's announcement by noting that four of 18 male cabinet members had turned out to be gay, and demanding in a splash headline to be told whether Britain was being governed by a "gay mafia".

The Yankees have not yet been told whether Rivera wants a one- or two-year deal.

We have not been told whether the individual was an intelligence analyst or some sort of communications specialist.

Women go to ANC to get the card and get registered so they are not blamed if they go to health facility for delivery, in case of complications…." (male policymaker) Another female interviewee affirmed this: "Through ANC service, a woman is told whether the fetus is healthy, in a good position, or doing weakly in the womb.

One of the things it's bad at is telling whether the lighting of an image is doctored or not, he says.

I want people to stay interested in the story I'm telling, whether they are sitting at a reading or turning the page.

"Whether it be telling a joke or something like that.

"Whether consumers are told that a product has an S.P.F.