Sentence examples for concerned to know whether from inspiring English sources

The officials were concerned to know whether the royals, as employers, were happy with the creation of a statutory basis for apprenticeships.

"It's obviously very important for everybody concerned to know whether deaths in custody are going up or not".

It is clear that it is in the public interest to know whether, and how far, the concerns of Clarence House influenced public policy.

Recall our original concern: we want to know whether we can conceive of spacetime as a substance, that is, as something that exists independently.

If differences flagged by the KS test are not always of concern, it is difficult to know whether action is required when a flag is raised.

Subjective scoring or event marking on a commercial system is highly inaccurate as far as timing is concerned, so it is not possible to know whether a cough occurs before a pH drop (or vice versa) when data is captured once every 4 secs.

It is important to know whether campaigns concerning drinking and driving should address cognitive, emotional or moral dimensions of action orientation.

They are interested not so much in the Mark Zuckerbergs of the demographic as in the parental-basement dwellers; they believe that people in their twenties have been getting a bad rap and want to know whether concern is justified.

"There is a certain degree of concern in the American Jewish community to know whether, if we change presidents, we will not change the level of our commitment to the security of the people of Israel," he said.

"It's hard to know whether they are just concerned by the pilgrim issue — if they are pilgrims —or if this a wider drive to be be proactive and avoid being isolated by the Sunni Arabs".

And then I'll say, "What are your concerns about the job?" I want to know whether they have really thought about the job, and where they can excel and where they might see problems.