Sentence examples for resolved whether from inspiring English sources

In an article on Jan . 13announcing his resignation, USA Today said it had concluded a seven-month investigation of a sampling of his articles, including the article about the notebook, without having resolved "whether Kelley might have embellished or fabricated stories".

I haven't totally resolved whether my two competing realities are incompatible or not.

That gain, less than some expected, has not resolved whether the nation is suffering cyclical losses or permanent job destruction.

But until today, they had not resolved whether that could be done through a joint resolution or a bill.

Somewhat remarkably, it still remains to be resolved whether the West Antarctic ice sheet collapsed during the last interglacial period.

The court also resolved whether a defendant seeking to open a courtroom must present alternatives to the trial judge.

Mr. Malone had a gun, though it was not resolved whether he had turned it on the officers; he was not unarmed.

The court has never resolved whether voting districts should have the same number of people, or the same number of eligible voters.

The Supreme Court has never resolved whether such deadlines may be waived when prisoners file federal habeas corpus challenges to state-court convictions based on evidence of innocence.

As a matter of law, he said, it has never been resolved whether the president needs Congressional authority for such tribunals, but both Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D. Roosevelt had it when they used these tribunals.

Mr. Munaf wanted the Supreme Court to order the military authorities to keep him under their control until American courts resolved whether American forces could turn over Americans who are suspected terrorists to the Iraqi government.