Sentence examples for orders and whether from inspiring English sources

Also not having to worry about orders and whether you could pay for your production.

Judgments determining custody battles, care orders and whether children should be rehomed will in future be published unless there are "compelling reasons" not to.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said she had already asked whether it was right to weaken control orders and whether more money was needed to be put into the "Prevent" strategy designed to weaken the radicalisation process.

But as to the 'morality' or otherwise of team orders, and whether or not they make the sport vacuous - one only has to look at cycling for a comparison.

Parliament will also examine the role of Twitter – which was used widely to circulate Giggs's name in defiance of court orders – and whether it is appropriate for MPs to use parliamentary privilege to name individuals such as the Manchester United footballer to help get their names into the public domain.

The cost of implementing a CAUTI prevention programme will vary based on the level of technology used (eg, computerised vs preprinted catheter orders, and whether portable bladder ultrasounds are purchased) and the time invested in implementing and evaluating the interventions.

"It was a long discussion about the order and whether it was appropriate and constitutional," a source familiar with the process said.

Participants can choose how much of each stage to complete and in what order, and whether to do it solo or in a team.

I wonder where my neighbor's mule will come in the pecking order, and whether her thoroughbred will defer to Remedy, the boss of my small herd.

Whether his infamously efficient security apparatus and well-financed but politicized military could enforce that order — and whether it would stay loyal to him even if it came to shedding blood — was the main question for many Egyptians.

The man's lawyers said they were considering a constitutional challenges on this order and whether it was consistent with section 116 of the Australian Constitution, which provides freedom of religion.