Sentence examples for the consideration of whether from inspiring English sources

The Daily Express's Hugh Whittow and the Daily Star's Dawn Neesom considered the readers' views to be a primary factor in the consideration of whether to publish private information.

The reporters' arguments, he wrote, "should appropriately be made to the Supreme Court". But he added that Congress, rather than the courts, was the better forum for the consideration of whether reporters deserve protection.

The reporters' arguments, he wrote, "should appropriately be made to the Supreme Court". But he added that Congress, rather than the courts, is the better forum for the consideration of whether reporters deserve protection.

He would be consumed with the consideration of whether to bury it here or whether to bury it there – or should he bury it two feet under, or maybe he should bury it six feet under?

Still, privacy advocates say the existence of the database will erode the sense of living in a free society: whenever Americans pick up a phone, they now face the consideration of whether they want the record of that call to go into the government's files.

However, on this occasion, the extent of the checks and the consideration of whether to publish should have been better.

This safety assessment paradigm does not preclude the consideration of effects whether they are biologically adaptive or beneficial at lower dose levels.

We do not care now to enter upon the consideration of the question whether a State can tax a debt due by one of its citizens or municipalities to a non-resident creditor, or whether it has any jurisdiction over such a creditor, or over the credit he owns.

To answer whether the consideration of more construct types could improve the effectiveness of bug localization, we designed the three construct-mapping modes described in Table 6.

This has important implications in the context of other previous studies, which have used homogeneous models in the investigation of arrhythmia mechanisms and in the future consideration of whether to represent such heterogeneity during construction of healthy ventricular models.

The request for briefs is the "expected next step" in the NLRB's consideration of whether the regional decision should stand and become national policy, notes Inside Higher Ed.