Sentence examples for then on whether from inspiring English sources

From then on, whether such had been his intention or not, he was looked upon as the leader of the moderate opposition.

It will also vote then on whether to move ahead with planning for a series of deep service cuts, most of which would take place later this year.

The union official has vanished, apparently to join the rest of the executive board in a separate room to vote, there and then, on whether to endorse him as its candidate for president – or not.

This case turns, then, on whether Congress acted within its constitutional authority when it sought to abrogate the states' immunity for purposes of the F.M.L.A.'s family-leave provision.

But it has said that it will undertake a review of "at-retirement" rules in the summer and will consult then on whether any changes need to be made to the rules.

Whether a relationship works depends partly on the degree to which each of you is aware of how you have been shaped by your early experiences; and then on whether you are able and willing to be flexible, to change and to grow.

From then on, GPs have decided whether to prescribe antibiotics/antivirals based on their clinical judgement and local antimicrobial guidance.

"He will be going back to Tottenham for pre-season, it will then depend on whether he is seen as one who will be part of their squad, whether he is going to play or whether he needs more games.

Much will then depend on whether the nationalist MHP can again get above the 10% threshold (which Mr Kilicdaroglu, among others, would like to see lowered).

A decision will then be made on whether further action is required".

The Commons then debates a motion on whether the "strangers" should "withdraw".