Sentence examples for issues of whether from inspiring English sources

"All the issues of whether I'm ready don't matter.

But records show District lawyers had raised issues of whether the bill would pass legal muster.

Issues of whether or not Whyte retains security over Ibrox and the Rangers training ground are also relevant.

This raised serious issues of whether the department had breached our legislation in relation to access to information.

He said the question of taking Iraqi scientists out of the country, as well as issues of whether their families would go with them, was still under study.

"It is not only a 'test' case, but presents fundamental issues of whether public parks or other public amenities should be funded by private citizens".

Some of the selections, while benefiting from an actor's intonation and body language, have raised issues of whether to read them with accents or in dialect.

"Once that threshold is discussed and decided, you can go into the issues of whether it is true or whether a reputation has been affected.

Mr. Breeden argues that all accounting firms should have such directors, in part to deal with issues of whether management needs to be changed.

But whatever one's view on the outcome, this case raises interesting issues of whether you can be said to possess something that you have forgotten you have.

The issues of whether Gathers was taking propranolol as prescribed and whether it was the proper dose could become a matter of malpractice litigation, Riley said.