Sentence examples for in order to consider whether from inspiring English sources

Transport Secretary Justine Greening will announce a delay in the final decision on the project next week in order to consider whether about £500m could be used for a 1.5-mile tunnel.

So later courts whose case-facts fall within the scope of the ratio must consider the precedent, but do so in order to consider whether the differences in facts between the later and the precedent cases justify deciding the cases differently.

In addition, Bozhovich (2009) prompts researchers to look closely and think further about the early development of abstract forms of thinking in young children, in order to consider whether or not, the frequently suggested stages of development in age, really exist.

The paper explores both 'parentage' & 'identity', and reflects on the framing of the debates, in order to consider whether there is anything novel about mitochondrial donation that causes the current paradigm(s) of understanding (in Anglo-Welsh law and policy) to fall apart.

The above comparison between the observed SSEs and the slip model indicates that, in order to consider whether external stress changes triggered the SSEs, modifications must be made to the model to amplify the slip velocity by two orders of magnitude.

Further investigation is required in order to consider whether these findings are reproducible in other general practice settings.

Furthermore, we evaluated whether PSA dynamics could be included as a covariate on transition rates, in order to consider treatment effects on ECOG score dynamics.

We considered the proportion in the number of incomplete patients and the reasons for dropping out, in order to see whether these were different across the intervention groups.

Eugene F. McLaughlin Jr., the assistant town attorney, said Greenwich had asked each homeowner participating in the lawsuit to file individual appeals in order for the town to consider whether to lower the assessments.

The CPS will provide information to defence representatives in order to allow them "to consider whether there is any basis for their client's case to be referred to the court of appeal or to the criminal case review commission (CCRC)".

The court responded by ordering a federal trial court in Georgia to consider whether new evidence clearly established Mr. Davis's innocence.