Sentence examples for whether admitting from inspiring English sources

I wish he had discussed whether admitting Russia into NATO might be an option.

The Church of England's motion for debate asks members whether admitting women to the episcopate - let alone eventually to become an archbishop - would be theologically justified.

The moral question of whether admitting defeat, pulling out U.S. troops, and ending the bloodshed is better than continuing to wage a half-hearted military effort has apparently not been examined.

Ms. Rice spent the day at a meeting of NATO foreign ministers on many issues, including Greece's refusal to accept full alliance membership for Macedonia, the former Yugoslav republic, unless it changed its name and whether admitting Georgia and Ukraine would anger Russia.

Thus, while it might seem that we should ask whether excluding character evidence maximizes veritistic value, the real question is whether admitting it does.

While not posing a question directly, Scalia said he questioned whether admitting more black students would benefit them or the university.

An admission decision — whether admit or deny — means many things, but it is not a judgment on your worth as a person.

“An error identified with the benefit of hindsight, whether admitted or not, cannot be grounds for reversing a result of a competition,” the decision read.

Participants were included whether admitted via their general practitioners, the emergency department, or as tertiary specialty transfers.

Whether admitted to hospital (voluntarily or compulsorily) by the end of the first year of EIS care.

Also, since QOF data are reported at practice level, we cannot be sure whether admitted patients had been reviewed or exception reported.