Sentence examples for interpretation of whether from inspiring English sources

In about a third of the states, accident reports lack a separate section to note the presence of a work zone, and most allow for little or no interpretation of whether it contributed to the crash.

But the case is likely to center, at least at first, not on the allegations of collusion but on the court's interpretation of whether the union had previously waived its right to make such claims.

The two judges who formed the majority for the Eighth Circuit indicated that they rejected a lower court's interpretation of whether a lockout could be blocked by a federal court in a labor dispute — a view that could have an impact on what happens in the N.B.A. next month, where labor strife was expected to follow a similar course to that of the N.F.L.

An understanding of the underlying biomechanical concept is crucial to correct interpretation of whether the kinetic chain is open or closed.

Rosenbaum intended to leave the interpretation of whether Lex enjoyed killing Nixon open to the audience.

I don't want to talk too much about the dummy because everybody has their own weird different interpretation of whether it's a dead body, or whether it's me, or my twin, or whatever.

In gender and IS research, as in all research, gender theory can be used as a lens to guide the collection, analysis and interpretation of data — whether conducted with a positivist, interpretive or critical epistemology.

"Indictments and criminal charges shouldn't be based on facts that are the result of different people having different interpretations of whether something works.

There are likely to be different interpretations of whether the declaration is adequate, and the United States wants to maintain a tough stand.

Conceptual models also include interpretations of whether offshore freshwater is a significant factor influencing onshore salinities and well pumping sustainability.

As for reports of a new wave of burnings, the bank said the government arranged a "site visit" for community leaders, media and development officials who "came back with differing interpretations of whether anything had occurred".