Sentence examples for counsel on whether from inspiring English sources

Many of them came to rely on Mr. Ryan for counsel on whether to accept budget compromises with Mr. Obama.

Mr. Ellis has not spoken at length to Mr. Helms since the spring, and he was perturbed that the senator did not seek his counsel on whether to run in 2002.

Although the Daily Mail did give it most of page 4 ("It's war: Boris and Theresa trade blows... ..) the paper kept its own counsel on whether it backed Johnson or May.

Stringer is thought to be keeping his counsel on whether to officially enter the race for the job until more is known from the DCMS – rumours persist that it may just be a two-year role with the very real prospect of the BBC Trust being scrapped at the royal charter review in 2016 – and whether it proves to be a process that warrants the involvement of serious candidates.

The panel had planned a closed meeting to question the former general counsel, Michael J. O'Neil, on whether he had withheld information about Mr. Deutch from agency investigators and the Justice Department.

These microphones can be turned on and off by the individual counsel, depending on whether they wish to be heard by the court reporters.

Seek wise counsel on areas of improvement, whether it be from a boss, a trusted friend, elder, mentor, pastor, counselor or psychologist.

We also explored the effect of either a visit by a family planning health worker or a visit to a health facility by the woman in the previous 12 months and whether information and counsel on family planning were provided to the woman during a visit to a health facility; we did not find an association in another study in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, and Nigeria (12).

His firm pays her bills, and Mr. Selvaggi, in concert with her agent, Kevin Houvane at Creative Artists, occasionally counsels her on whether she needs to accept an offer for film or television work.

The judges are expected to rule next week on whether they will impose a defense counsel on Mr. Milosevic, who conducts his own defense.

Whether he would keep his counsel on such issues is debatable at best, given the fervour with which he has lobbied ministers in the past on issues of concern to him.