Sentence examples for for discussing whether from inspiring English sources

There will be less appetite for discussing whether to close those unprofitable rural railways that spend most of their time "carting fresh air around the country", as Alistair Darling, once transport secretary, put it.

Since the Bank's last health check in February, unemployment has dipped below the 7% threshold for discussing whether higher interest rates might be needed while inflation has slipped below its 2% target.

The shift moved the administration from discussing whether to call for Mr. Assad's ouster to discussing how to help bring it about, and what to do after that.

"They're making us fight for the same ground instead of discussing whether or not we should be adding beds to the portfolio.

"People in the nonprofit and the for-profit sectors have been discussing whether that law is going to evolve into a de facto standard of good corporate practice in sectors where it does not directly apply," said Betsy Buchalter Adler, chairwoman of the exempt organizations committee of the tax section of the American Bar Association.

For once, the panel wasn't discussing whether it's wrong for people to chastise a mother for sending her son to school with a store-bought lunch, or if good singers should be banned from ruining karaoke for others, but rather whether or not Trump should be stopped from entering the country for his controversial comments on women and Muslims.

During the intense period of operational activity in my office that preceded the war in Iraq, I never remember anyone discussing whether they were "for" or "against" the war.

"We were discussing whether, for someone who talks all the time, is it a big deal?" Mr. Jennings is scheduled to deliver at Class Day tomorrow.

General Electric, one of the biggest makers of the devices, told F.D.A. managers that the company wanted CT scans approved for colon cancer screenings because Medicare officials and private insurers were "actively discussing whether to reimburse for use of CTC for screening asymptomatic individuals" and "to assist their customers in reimbursement for procedures," internal agency documents show.

They spent the entire winter and a good part of the spring discussing whether applying for a visa was worth the risk.

Many in their 80s and 90s — and their boomer children — want to pull out all the stops to stay alive, and doctors get paid for doing a procedure, not discussing whether it should be done.