Sentence examples for examining whether to from inspiring English sources
The company said it was examining whether to cut costs.
He said a group of Brooklyn brokers would be examining whether to impose a similar rule.
Meanwhile, the police are examining whether to bring criminal charges against him for election fraud.
Ministers are now examining whether to hold elections on the same day as the general election.
The government was examining whether to close other schools in the area from Bowen to Proserpine.
Ministers are understood to be examining whether to severely tighten the rules of personal service companies before George Osborne's autumn statement on 25 November.
The American board, for instance, is re-examining whether to require American companies to count stock options as expenses, after Sir David and his 13-member board voted unanimously last year to treat them as an expense, despite opposition from lobbyists.
Mr. Evans promised to examine whether to impose sweeping measures to protect the industry under existing trade law.
He said regulators would also examine whether to impose federal "speculative limits" on futures contracts for energy products.
Police are continuing to examine whether to bring charges against the former mayor for electoral fraud.
