Sentence examples for for the future whether from inspiring English sources

Part of the support package includes preparing people for the future – whether that means returning home or resettling permanently elsewhere.

The opposition leader says there are three major tests for the next budget, due on 12 May: whether it is suitable for the future, whether it is honest and responsible, and whether it is fair.

We talked about his visions for the future, whether I was in his plans, and what he wants and expects from his players.

The final section of the survey focused on respondent's plans for the future – whether they intended to remain in Ireland, return home or migrate elsewhere.

Australians are going to be paying more for gas in the future whether we like it or not.

The party needs to assert itself, so tell Mr Brown what you want him to do, and plan for the next election and the future, whether in a hung parliament or in opposition for a while.

While CDC does not currently recommend large-scale school closure, questions about whether, when, and how to do so are likely to arise in the future, whether for 2009 H1N1 or some other pathogen.

Italy today seems unable to plan well into the future, whether securing for posterity its famous filmmaking center or preserving its crumbling architectural and archaeological heritage or consolidating this increasingly sprawling, diverse and uncontainable capital city.

The main disputes in the literature about the definition of omniscience have focused on the scope of the quantifier in (D1), whether, for example, it includes propositions about the future, whether (D1) requires an omniscient being to change as time goes by, whether it requires enough for maximal knowledge, and whether it (falsely) presupposes that there is a set of all truths.

"It affects how you plan for the future and whether you invest in new talent, because in the streaming world you won't necessarily see any return on your investment.

The question for the future is whether that effect is going to be negative or positive, peaceful or destructive.