Sentence examples for whether committed from inspiring English sources

Torture is unacceptable, whether committed by the United States at Abu Ghraib or outsourced to Saudi Arabia.

A human-rights violation, whether committed by Moses or Abraham, is still a violation of human rights".

After today's hearing, Mr Grieve said: "It is right that sexual crimes, whether committed many years ago or more recently, should be punished appropriately".

— murder is murder, whether committed in the heat of anger on one who has wronged a loved one, or by pipeclayed Tommies' rifles.

"Such crimes can never be justified, whether committed in the home, in schools, in community and sports programmes, in religious organisations structures," he said.

Legal experts warned of potentially enormous liability for Sony and theatres if there were any incident, whether committed by terrorists or copycat attention-seekers.

Beginning to face questions about whether committing to "The Voice" means turning your back on your music career, one of the executive producers, Mark Burnett, insisted to Billboard, "There will never be anyone getting replaced, ever".

Then, whether committing to something such as the aforementioned or otherwise, see how the market is receiving the business by reading article after article until you get a good idea of how well it "tested out" with live customers.

Yet the jury was told to consider first whether Mr. Josephs committed the murders directly, and then consider whether he was an accomplice.

There are doubts over whether he died via a stroke – in 1972 – or whether he committed suicide but had the act hushed-up to prevent besmirching his legacy.

Let's sidestep the question of whether Goldman Sachs committed fraud – that's one for the courts – and ask instead whether it behaved ethically.