Sentence examples for to advise whether from inspiring English sources

The Defense Ministry is supposed to advise whether a weapon or technology is suited to sell to others.

The nation's senior health official makes available a vaccine for those exposed to anthrax but refuses to advise whether people should take it.

In this new world, our friends are constantly online and ready to advise whether those pants really do make our derrieres look big.

Olympus also set up an outside committee to advise whether to file criminal complaints or sue those responsible for the scandal, which has halved the value of the firm's shares and fanned fears about Japan's corporate governance generally.

Certainly it can be embarrassing for a charity when a potential donor says they want to support direct from pay but we're unable to advise whether their employer operates a scheme or not.

In Chicago, Cardinal Joseph Bernardin set up a panel of church officials and lay people to handle accusations of abuse and to advise whether accused priests should be reassigned to other parishes.

Consultants working on a percentage basis of cash raised aren't going to advise you whether your project is advisable to begin with.

Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) set to advise on whether journalists should face phone-hacking charges.

With the carbon scheme abolished, Labor asked the EPA to advise on whether the offset condition should be reinstated.

They will be able to look at the details of your court hearings and to advise you whether you need advice from a specialist property laywer.

It was the second inquiry into hydraulic fracking in three years but was not asked to advise on whether or not to lift the ban.