Sentence examples for whether arising from inspiring English sources

You will still be able to make a claim for discrimination under existing legislation, whether arising from a dismissal or otherwise.

Whether arising from hubris, hard experience or superior judgment, Sharon's ferocious pursuit of his own visions for Israel and the region previously brought him into collision with American administrations.

In his most recent book, "Far From the Tree, Solomonn writes about families with children who have "horizontal identities" — whether arising from sexual orientation, mental health issues or physical impairments — they don't share with their parents.

However, scientists in the network of IPCC (2007) often use the term for any change in the climate, whether arising naturally or from anthropogenic causes.

As a veteran I am confident that the United States military is capable of prevailing in future conflicts, whether arising from global climate instability or other causes.

Such exclusion clauses must be specific, but can be general in nature; Section 3(2) states that it can be framed "to relate to a particular award, to awards under a particular reference or to any other description of awards, whether arising out of the same reference or not".

It should reconsider whether lawsuits arising over the events of Sept. 11, other than those against the terrorists, should be allowed at all.

It is unclear whether SCCs arise from basal cells or whether the transforming events promote basal cell differentiation.

But it is not clear whether the guilty mutations are inherited, or whether they arise anew in each generation.

The more aggressive thyroid carcinomas (PDTC and ATC) have high malignant potential and it is not yet clear whether they arise from pre-existing indolent WDTC or whether they arise de novo.

Nevertheless, it is not clear whether PDTC derive from either PTC or FTC, or whether they arise de novo.