Sentence examples for forces on whether from inspiring English sources
However there was little information from either Iraqi officials or US defence forces on whether his condition was criticial.
The vote came ahead of Sunday's referendum in Crimea, now controlled by pro-Moscow forces, on whether citizens want to join Russia.
A spokesman for Mr. Kerry, David Wade, would not discuss Mr. Kerry's 45-minute meeting with Cardinal McCarrick, who leads a church panel force on whether there should be sanctions against Roman Catholic politicians like Mr. Kerry whose positions on issues like abortion go against church doctrine.
Instead, the Legislature will convene a task force on whether admissions policies need to change and how.
However, because Rnf and Fpo have a 50-fold difference in transmembrane ion translocation activity, the effect of HdrABC enzyme activity on the ion motive force generated would depend on whether HdrABC competes with Rnf or Fpo (Fig. 1B).
Much will depend on whether his forces gain support among a public weary of three years of stagnation and violence.
General Dubik also said that the success of the effort to have Afghan forces lead this spring would depend on whether they continued to benefit from American and allied air power, logistical help and medical evacuations, as well as NATO advisers.
After the 2002 baths are taken, the usefulness of the new merger rule for investors will depend on whether it forces companies to take losses quickly when a deal goes wrong, or whether companies can postpone the bad news until years later, after problems are clear to all.
His chances of forcing a run-off depend on whether he can unite the opposition and on which Kirchner he is up against.
The question forces itself on one, whether even this procedure would prevent the extension of the lesion by contiguity to the articular surfaces.
There was also fire from government forces on the ground — whether police or military or both wasn't clear — and reporters saw people with close-range wounds from rubber bullets.
