Sentence examples for whether conducted from inspiring English sources

Q. Virtual meetings have become a staple of business life, whether conducted by phone or video.

But the separate antitrust review, whether conducted by the Justice Department or the Federal Trade Commission, could take a year, some analysts say.

What the editorial does not mention is that surveillance, whether conducted by a specialized squad or a single agent, is tightly controlled during assessments.

Getting a visa out of the country isn't easy for newlyweds: the staunchly secular government refuses to recognise Islamic marriage ceremonies – whether conducted over Skype or in person – unless the couple first marries at the civil registry office.

The conceit can turn the search for someone into a search for that someone, which is fated to end in futility or compromise, whether conducted on the Internet or in a ballroom.

Information technology experts have warned that computer attacks on countries' energy infrastructure, whether conducted by hostile governments, militant groups or private "hacktivists" to make political points, could disrupt energy supplies.

In fact, the policy section defining "unwelcome conduct," gave the nebulous response that, "whether conduct is unwelcome is determined based on the totality of the circumstances, including various objective and subjective factors".

His mellifluous voice commanded attention, whether conducting the liturgy or addressing a conference.

And they expressly contemplated that all counties, regardless of whether conducting manual recounts would play by the same rules and get their election returns in on time.

He was almost 20 years older: a charismatic, volatile musician who did everything with passion, whether conducting or studying or smoking his endless cigarettes.

Although the new review has only begun, he made it clear that the Pentagon needed additional forces to do all that is asked of it, whether conducting humanitarian operations or preparing to fight two major wars nearly at once.