Sentence examples for linked to whether from inspiring English sources

Women's representation in politics is not linked to whether a country is rich or poor.

Is acceptance in any way linked to whether you can pay for school?

"For us this is symbolic and not linked to whether people think Charles X was a good or bad king.

Full and partial refunds, linked to whether guests stayed, returned home or moved to another property, were also offered.

Because it's linked to whether or not there's an earner in the household who takes home more than the £42,745 threshold for paying 40% income tax, families where both parents go out to work have an in-built advantage.

The bonuses of City executives should be linked to whether or not they meet targets for the number of senior women appointed at a firm, according to a government-backed report.

"He's been in hospital and I wondered whether it was linked to that, whether he had lost confidence in everyone.

In 2003, the Supreme Court ruled in McConnell v. FEC, the direct challenge to the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law, that limitations on contributions to committees linked to lawmakers, whether they be campaign committees or PACs, are constitutional.

I don't hold a favorable view of the Ku Klux Klan, but I do support their inclusion to participate in the Bill of Rights because their participation is inextricably linked to mine whether I like it or not.

The issue was whether pay was linked to performance and whether those targets were spelled out and sustainable over the long term, said Anne Simpson, director of corporate governance for Calpers, which owns 9.7 million Citigroup shares.

Gove has also asked the school teachers' review body to look into whether teachers' pay should be more closely linked to performance and whether there should be local pay, triggering threats of strikes from the National Union of Teachers (NUT).