Sentence examples for probing on whether from inspiring English sources

Although only one doctor reported the mechanism as inducing abortion, after direct probing on whether ECPs could induce abortion, 10% replied positively.

How Royal Mail shares boomed after flotation has been well covered, but as well as probing on whether the company was sold on the cheap, the committee may also want to ask their guests why a secret group of pre-selected investors – which excluded many UK pension funds at the expense of foreign sovereign wealth funds – was assembled for cosy meetings prior to the float.

He has always claimed not to be guided by money and is one of the few former players willing to prod and probe on whether modern football has lost something along the way.

She was also probed on whether the bill afforded agencies with the ability to apply for so-called thematic warrants — potentially covering "a very large number of people and therefore cannot be classed as targeted".

To provide some more clarity on his intentions, I probed Khodorkovsky on whether he had political aspirations in the early 2000s.

Toward the middle of October, it was brought back to the public eye again, triggering new congressional probes on whether the deal involved wrongdoing maybe by Clinton.

The Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a statewide probe on whether conditions in Alabama's 14 prisons for men violate the rights of inmates.

Just a weekend after Dennis Kozlowski Dennis Kozlowski was freed on bail, prosecutors are probing whether Tyco International's auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers knew about secret bonuses paid to the ex-chief executive and other Tyco bigs, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.

Officers are probing whether the suspect, who was arrested at Heathrow Airport on Tuesday, is a doctor who took a sabbatical to lead a terror group, which shot and kidnapped a British photographer in Syria.

On the advertising side, the EC is also probing whether Google is "shutting out competing providers of search advertising intermediation services" and making it too hard for advertisers to port their campaigns to other services.

Probing whether technology helps or hurts democracy, the five short films are premiering this week on The Huffington Post, ahead of September's "Snowden" release.