Sentence examples for revisits whether from inspiring English sources

His latest Handbook examines "new strategies, tactics, issues, and grassroots campaigns, and revisits whether activists have learned from past mistakes".

"We probably need to revisit whether that is the right burden of proof to use," he said.

Microsoft had asked the appeals court to revisit whether it illegally "commingled" its Windows operating system software code with that of its Internet Explorer browser.

We probably need to revisit whether that is the right burden of proof to use, formally speaking, in these disciplinary formal procedures.

So, I've been revisiting whether – five years after it was written – Matilda holds up as a text to be proud of.

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said that bonuses should prompt department officials to "revisit" whether or not a school should be closed.

Last month, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York dismissed the racketeering claims as premature and directed Judge Rakoff to revisit whether his court had jurisdiction in the dispute.

THE United States Supreme Court's decision last week to revisit whether and how public colleges and universities may consider race in their admissions decisions will require it to address difficult constitutional questions.

For now, both companies will continue to operate independently, but Yagan says they will revisit whether to fully merge the platforms in 2019.

If you haven't yet reached your goal and you find that your progress is slowing down as you approach it, you may want to revisit whether your ultimate "magic number" is realistic.

ThIndeedicle originally appeared on VICE US.