Sentence examples for precondition for whether from inspiring English sources
"I'm going to help this young man who is going to try to kill this other young man," Mr. Rivers said, "and while Jesus may inspire me, I am not going to make as a precondition for whether I encourage him not to use the gun the fact that he accepted Jesus".
In order to investigate the preconditions for whether and why simulation can improve learning effectiveness and efficiency in complex hi-tech contexts in health care standard theories in Science and Technology Studies (STS) are applied.
Sufficient evaluation is a precondition for deciding whether the implementation of any new health care policy was successful.
Among the factions of the Syrian coalition, the debate is not over whether Mr. Assad must go but whether his departure is a precondition for talks.
As not all rough surfaces own fractal characteristic [46], the precondition for using the MB model in gas face seals is to determine whether the surface of sealing rings own fractal characteristic.
Accordingly, we could determine whether the presence of three stipes muscles is a precondition for evolving a long proboscis as an adaptation to long nectar spurs.
Mr Romney has accused Mr Obama of throwing Israel "under the bus"—whether by criticising it in public at the UN, or by demanding Israeli concessions as a precondition for new peace talks.
Ms. Kaye said the Albany County district attorney, P. David Soares, must determine whether Mr. Paterson had intentionally lied to the investigators, a precondition for charging him with perjury.
It may be asked whether a statement of the world's unity is a precondition for asserting its identity with God, or a consequence of asserting it?
As far as we can tell, the question of whether intolerable suffering is a sufficient or only a necessary precondition for initiating palliative sedation is left unsolved in the EAPC framework.
However, as no manual responses were recorded the question arises whether participants indeed performed the tasks as requested - a necessary precondition for the validity of our data and the conclusions we are about to draw.
