Sentence examples for considering whether there is from inspiring English sources

It is simply considering whether there is a need for an investigation.

The Attorney General, Dominic Grieve, is "considering whether there is evidence" in the reports to order a full inquest.

An FBI probe into former Fifa executives is continuing, while the Serious Fraud Office is considering whether there is a case to be answered in Britain.

And I've learned to accept that without considering whether there is a way to bridge the gap instead of ignoring it.

In all four cases, federal officials are considering whether there is sufficient evidence to bring charges under a section of the US code that prohibits public officials from depriving an individual of constitutional rights under "color of law".

It reminds the police that arrests should never be made without first considering whether there is a viable alternative to depriving someone of their liberty and invading their home, which there plainly was in this case.

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.

Following the sentencing, Wright's solicitor, Mark Haslam, said the defence team would be considering whether there were grounds for an appeal.

Monitor "focussed on corporate governance and financial control without properly considering whether there were issues of patient safety and poor care".