Sentence examples for defining whether from inspiring English sources

"The court will avoid defining whether Palestine is a state.

Ms. DiNolfi said many municipalities have problems defining whether the miniature pigs are pets or livestock because they are a new commodity.

The delays add up to more than 176 hours of waiting for unfortunate passengers.But there are several ways of defining whether a flight is late.

When I suggest that we may soon see the end of even defining whether a work is a short story, novella or novel, Earls says for writers the distinction can still be meaningful.

This result is robust across several model specifications and ways of defining whether each flow of knowledge is external.

SPAD is different from APH in defining whether any two substructures are connected directly to an intermediate binding.

What I think would be especially valuable would be options for defining whether you want the intro and outro to be more gradual or sudden.

The exit criteria, and associated red flags reviewed above, went a long way in defining whether or not there was a crisis.

The committee itself is also under scrutiny and this performance will be crucial in defining whether it really is capable of holding the intelligence agencies to account.

For our purposes, the following combinations of datatypes and multiplicities of datatype properties are used for the ODDs: (i functional Boolean datatype properties, for defining whether a certain feature is provided or not (true or false).

Database clients can choose the kind of consistency models they wish, by defining whether reads from secondary nodes are allowed and from how many nodes the confirmation must be obtained.