Sentence examples for terms and whether from inspiring English sources
Ms. Farber told the Senate Judiciary Committee that judges should have leeway to decide prison terms and whether pensions should be forfeited.
Class lectures will focus on developing an understanding of how political scientists use these terms and whether they provide adequate explanations for why states vary so substantially in their performance.
Dodds' modeling correctness criterion seems to be about two things: whether or not the model is correctly constructed in formal terms, and whether or not it covers the subject domain in an expected way.
The question now becomes what efforts, if any, the US will adopt towards tackling climate change on its own terms – and whether the nearly 200 countries that remain in the deal will amend their own obligations.
Due to the high costs of the project it was important to evaluate its benefits in monetary terms and whether a mixed landscape might produce a higher benefits flow than a dense woodland.
So it was something of a surprise to be asked to take part in a conversation on Radio 4's Today programme that ended up responding to the tapes by asking whether men need space to discuss women in sexual terms, and whether certain types of "compliments" are acceptable.
Combined, this extraction aimed to describe asthma-related inequalities, determine whether they were explicitly discussed in equity terms, and consider whether equity issues were raised even if not discussed explicitly.
I'd love to know who coined the term, and whether they meant it to be as offputting as it is.
Yet whether he wins a second term and whether his health care vote will help or hurt him are different questions altogether.
The legislation does not define crucial details, like what counts as "long term" and whether there would be any appeal process.
A sexual or romantic relationship is any intimate, sexual, or other type of romantic or amorous relationship, whether casual or serious, short or long term, and whether or not consensual.
