Sentence examples for did to determine whether from inspiring English sources

Still, there's something medieval about summoning a commission of experts, as the Russian prosecutor did, to determine whether the exhibition "utilized verbal or visual methods" that were demeaning to "any ethnic, racial or religious group".

No, sir. I believe that -- I certainly believe that this court has the ability to review what a circuit did to determine whether the circuit court violated the traditional rules JUSTICE ANSTEAD.

Ballistics tests were being done to determine whether it was the gun used in the shootings.

And no formal mortality study has ever been done to determine whether there is an elevated incidence of disease.

A lot of complex research needs to be done to determine whether this discovery could help treat cancer in humans.

He said not enough cognitive research has been done to determine whether they could apply for rights or not.

Studies have not been done to determine whether the drug is safe for children and pregnant women.

He said a survey should have been done to determine whether the area might be vulnerable to landslides.

Inside the bank's one-man custodial department, plaintiffs contend that little was being done to determine whether trading information provided by Mr. Madoff's firm was accurate.

That would take a huge amount of work to be done, to determine whether it was beneficial to the sport as a whole, and our suspicion is that it would not be.

Rachael A. Rowland, a Maximus spokeswoman, said that the company was prepared for the audit Mr. McCall said he intended to do to determine whether his recommendations were being followed.