Sentence examples for is to consider whether from inspiring English sources

Next Tuesday, the Court of Appeals is to consider whether the suit can proceed.

A police spokesman said: "Police advice to drivers is to consider whether they need to drive at all.

The committee's main function is to consider whether there is a "defect or a fault" in the candidates' qualifications.

The primary goal in reviewing the application is to consider whether the program will contribute to helping high-school students be successful in rigorous college science courses.

The easiest way to recognize a less credible weight-loss site is to consider whether its promises seem too good to be true.

One test is to consider whether the information in the cables contain such information which could – or should – change US policy.

If so, the officials are to consider whether the prisoner is covered by the waivers Mr. Obama is issuing.

It is reasonable to consider whether there are other means of accomplishing the same goal.

"We're going to consider whether an appeal is appropriate but it's unlikely," Barrow said.

Be sure to consider whether that's what you really want.

Mr Jefferies, who remains on police bail, is understood to be considering whether to pursue legal action over the press coverage.