Sentence examples for measure on whether from inspiring English sources

It may be argued that which of these strategies is most appropriate for the development of a dairy sector in Malawi, will depend in great measure, on whether the dairy sector is a competitive one, i.e., whether the processing sector (and also the retail sector) has market power.12.

An antitax group says it will submit a petition today calling for a November ballot measure on whether to eliminate Cincinnati's property tax.

The outcome in Wales will hinge in no small measure on whether there is a breakthrough in talks on the Heineken Cup's future.

It hinges on a lot of things, but it will hinge, in some measure, on whether this is a good investment for the community.

It will depend to a large measure on whether they want to go back to the drawing board and find ways of co-existence.

Whether Congress will step in and explicitly eliminate state court jurisdiction over '33 Act claims will depend, in large measure, on whether state courts become a Shangri-La for class action litigation under the '33 Act.

It should be emphasised, in relation to animal health, that the suitability of AS control measures will depend on whether the disease is contagious or not.

Most important, schools will not be measured on whether what they teach is successful or not.

It's your job to flush out all the facts, all the opinions, and at the end make a good decision, because you'll get measured on whether you made a good decision, and not whether it was your idea from the beginning.

"Akerson's tenure is too short and will be measured on whether or not he has chosen the best successor," she said.

Most importantly, the disagreements between the FOCUS and the speech language measures on whether or not an MCID had occurred can be explained.