Sentence examples for consider whether there are from inspiring English sources

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

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

Cable, who is said to be "outraged" by the affair, has asked officials to consider whether there are grounds to launch proceedings against the trio.

"I hope the whole house will welcome the fact that they now say, in their new advice: always consider whether there are competent workers available locally.

And everything possible should be done to consider whether there are further leads for prosecution of the remaining suspects for the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence.

It will be helpful to consider whether there are clear signs to your former co-workers that you are now in a new role, for example if you have moved to a new office.

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

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.

Read the article in question and consider whether there is a more fitting title, specific to the article's content: Are the instructions aimed at a particular audience?

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