Sentence examples for rule about whether from inspiring English sources

By then, Jones's lawyers had been able to depose Clinton about his contacts with other women — and, using a definition that expanded on the language of Molinari's rule, about whether he had had "sexual relations" with one of them, Monica Lewinsky.

There's no one rule about whether or not you should break up in public or in private.

States may have differing rules about whether you need to disclose who the manager is, though.

Hotels have wildly differing rules about whether or not they will accept children.

Airlines will have to come up with their own rules about whether to allow texting only, or to enforce quiet zones where phone conversations are banned.

Most restaurants include a service charge, typically 15percentt, and there are no firm rules about whether or how much to tip for exceptional service.

There are concerns on the left that if 20% of Labour MPs – the required threshold – trigger a leadership ballot there is uncertainty in the current rules about whether Corbyn would be allowed to put his name on the ballot.

There's also all sorts of cargo shipping going up and down the Suez canal, and through the Red Sea into the Indian Ocean, and I'm sure they're not too bothered about little local rules about whether you can throw stuff off your boat".

"Because there are no hard and fast rules about whether you should know a donor or not know a donor, it is all being played out very loosely," said Dr. Anthony Thomas, the head of the male infertility section at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation and a member of the reproductive society's ethics committee.

Atkin says there are no strict rules about whether the label needs to be on every quot or whether the time stamp must indicate the time of the trade or the time the quot left a particular server.

Apparently, the rules about whether Scouts are allowed to take advantage of legal weed stores varies by state, much like the rules about legal weed itself.