Sentence examples for interviewed as to whether from inspiring English sources

Some site managers suggested that the requirement to maintain features for which sites were designated was a potential constraint on adopting more flexible or innovative management, though there were differing opinions among the people we interviewed as to whether current conservation designations are a real constraint to changing management decisions.

Children over 6 years were given the opportunity to be interviewed as well as their parents; they were asked whether they would prefer the interview to be conducted with or without their parents.

But Gene Sperling sidesteps a question in an interview as to whether President Barack Obama would veto legislation coming from Congress that provides only a six-month extension of the debt ceiling.

There was some ambivalence within the different focus groups and interviews as to whether a GP could also be a specialist.

The recognition of depression and/or anxiety is operationalized as the GP's judgement in the telephone interview as to whether or not the patient displays symptoms of depression and/or anxiety.

Nevertheless, the interviewed PCPs were divided regarding the question as to whether guidelines should be developed.

"There was some question as to whether or not the numbers made sense," said David Emil, president of the corporation, in a telephone interview on Thursday.

When THUMP interviewed Surkin about Advanced Entertainment System back in 2013, the question was raised as to whether or not non-gay producers should be allowed to make ballroom.

Children (aged 12 18 years) and their parents were interviewed as part of the SMILE trial about whether PROMs used were suitable to assess the impact of CFS/ME and measure important outcomes.

Interviewers were not blinded as to whether the interview related to a case or control, given the sensitive nature of the content of the interview, and the need to have differing information and consent processes for the interview schedules for next-of-kin of suicide cases compared to next-of-kin for suicide controls.

She said she had been interviewed as part of a Labor Department investigation into whether her contractor had illegally underpaid her.