Sentence examples for filings whether from inspiring English sources

The companies must disclose in public filings whether they followed shareholders' wishes.

It was unclear from filings whether Slater's outstanding taxes were eventually paid.

None of the expenses apparently owed to Prosperity USA appears to be accounted for in Mr. Cain's presidential filings, whether as in-kind contributions, services rendered or debts.

Given the union's troubles, the preschool bus companies have questioned in court filings whether the city's fear of a coordinated strike is well founded.

Ms. Rowe, who delivered Mr. Jackson's two oldest children, who are 12 and 11, has not indicated in court filings whether she intends to seek custody of them.

None of the money spent by Prosperity USA for Mr. Cain appears to be accounted for in his presidential filings, whether as in-kind contributions, services rendered or debts.

Since Congress acted 11 months ago, Judge Walker considered more arguments and numerous filings on whether Congress could pass immunity retroactively and whether it had acted improperly in sidelining the judiciary and allowing the executive branch to "certify" that the phone companies had met the conditions for immunity.

The campaign said it was still considering whether to release the senator's actual tax filings, and whether it would do so only for his time in the Senate or for his legal career as well, which began in 1978.

That sort of analysis, methodical and dispassionate, is the defining characteristic of Dodger Divorce, in which Fisher thoroughly examines any news related to the divorce — be it court filings or whether the team will sign its top draft pick.

Shareholders rely on statements made in these filings to decide whether to approve transactions their companies have proposed; companies must disclose facts that could be meaningful for shareholders as they weigh voting on a deal.

Shareholders rely on statements made in proxy filings to decide whether to approve transactions their companies have proposed, and companies must disclose all facts that could be meaningful for shareholders trying to decide how to vote on a deal.