Sentence examples for states about whether from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot of doubt among member states about whether Turkey really belongs in the club".

In a statement, CTIA, the cellular telephone industry trade group, said it deferred to states about whether to enforce such bans.

The pall cast by the downgrades is now raising questions among some heavily indebted states about whether their own credit ratings could be in jeopardy.

Despite this strong public support for climate education, there have been recent debates in several states about whether to include climate change in science education standards.

In the continuing battle within some states about whether or not to expand Medicaid, "hospitals' futures hang in the balance," he said.

"Clearly I think we need to have a conversation with the states about whether we can spend that money more effectively to mitigate the effects of a disaster before it were to occur rather than just deal with the aftermath," he said.

A decision by the state about whether to let the drilling go forward is expected in April.

He is a spent force, reduced to squabbling with the secretary of state about whether "tactical errors" were made in the war's conduct.

Laws vary by state about whether a prescription is needed to purchase the medication.

Scocos is still embroiled in a lawsuit with the state about whether his termination was lawful, despite his reappointment.

And for that reason, he says, the commission can override those state laws — setting off a heated debate about the federal commission's authority over states and about whether local governments or private companies should provide the service.