Sentence examples for considered whether there is from inspiring English sources
In this case, therefore, I have considered whether there is evidence of any additional damage caused by the leaks in question.
"In some years they've considered whether there is too much activity in the park because to them activity is a maintenance issue".
"I have considered whether there is sufficient evidence to prosecute three security guards, or their employer, G4S Care and Justice Services UK Limited (G4S) for the tragic death of Jimmy Mubenga," he said.
"In the context of a web search market which has become increasingly commercially attractive, we have considered whether there is a role for a public service engine," said the BBC Trust.
In its announcement on Thursday, the CPS said: "In reviewing the case we have considered whether there is sufficient evidence to allow charges of rape, indecent assault, procuring a woman to have sexual intercourse by false pretences, misconduct in public office and breaches of the Official Secrets Act.
For each single stage, it has to be considered whether there is a potential for the ENMs to be released into the environment.
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.
"I have ensured the continued operation of the ovens whilst I dealt with health and safety issues and considered whether there were any viable offers for the ovens.
