Sentence examples for whether applying from inspiring English sources

But now, according to the venerable SCOTUS Blog, the highest court in the land has to figure out "whether applying Colorado's public accommodations law to compel the petitioner to create expression that violates his sincerely held religious beliefs about marriage violates the free speech or free exercise clauses of the First Amendment".

"We are encouraging charities to really consider whether applying to be a CIO is right for them," says a Charity Commission spokesperson.

They spent the entire winter and a good part of the spring discussing whether applying for a visa was worth the risk.

"It is also unclear whether applying the changes to new claimants will mean they have a more significant impact on younger disabled people or new migrant workers".

Don't get obsessed with finding research funding: One thing that social science researchers (especially early career researchers) must do is to think hard about whether applying for research funding is the right decision.

But passers-by may judge for themselves whether applying a coating of stucco is really restoration, as it is often called, by comparing No. 22 with its mate at No. 26.

Nearly everything involves brightly colored tape, whether applied to paper in abstract designs or used to hold wall sculptures together.

It is equally potent whether applied to chicken or rack of lamb, on which it has almost a barbecue effect.

Whether applied in spray form or through genetic engineering, each Bt strain is effective against a narrow range of insects.

The regenerative braking, whether applied through the Volt's foot pedal or by pulling the shift lever down into Low mode, is both progressive and predictable.

Smith's analytical framework is in many ways persuasive, whether applied to the debacle in Bosnia or the present mess in Iraq.