Sentence examples for examining whether there are from inspiring English sources

The Serious Fraud Office is examining whether there are grounds to launch a criminal investigation.

The Insolvency Service is understood to be examining whether there are grounds to disqualify members of the Retail Acquisitions consortium from being company directors in the future.

The Football Association is examining whether there are grounds for charging both Shaun Wright-Phillips and Chelsea with using an unlicensed agent, Mitchell Thomas, when Wright-Phillips moved to Chelsea from Manchester City in July 2005.

On Tuesday night, the president said: "We're monitoring this closely and I think as a general rule, my view is that there is a way for us to accommodate sacred lands of Native Americans, and I think that right now the army corps is examining whether there are ways to reroute this pipeline".

Asked about the high-profile demonstrations against the $3.8bn pipeline, Obama told news website NowThis: "We're monitoring this closely and I think as a general rule, my view is that there is a way for us to accommodate sacred lands of Native Americans, and I think that right now the army corps is examining whether there are ways to reroute this pipeline".

Known-group validity is established by examining whether there are clear distinctions between depression, anxiety, and stress scales and Turkish-HiL.

This study is also examining whether there is a difference in the way Viagra affects male and female athletes.

D.C. and federal investigators are examining whether there was cheating, but school officials stand by the city's test scores.

The central bank also said it was examining whether there were similar risk problems in other corners of JPMorgan.

We were therefore interested in testing this hypothesis and examining whether there is a relationship between psychological distress and vitality.

Far less research has been devoted to examining whether there is any link between large babies and poor development outcomes.