Sentence examples for consider whether there from inspiring English sources

He called for stricter enforcement and a proceeding to consider "whether there is a link between increasing consolidation and increasing indecency on the airwaves".

The press secretary said they needed to consider "whether there was anything useful we can do to neutralise the television appeal of these demonstrations.

The force will also consider "whether there is any organisational learning from this incident and whether changes need to be made to any processes".

All of those bodies should consider whether there are documents that can now be released".

They'd do well to consider whether there was anything "natural" about conventional pet food.

The city should consider whether there are ways to make it accessible, while limiting damage.

The board will consider whether there is a need to seek a replacement for Kate".

Then there was a misguided reluctance to consider whether there was an issue of race involved.

"We will consider whether there is a case for action," a spokesman said.

A judge will now consider whether there is enough evidence to warrant a trial.

Finally, the board needs to consider whether there is a risk area that is specific to the charity.