Sentence examples for whether it expects from inspiring English sources

Doug McMillon, the head of Wal-Mart's international operations, told audience members that they could count on Wal-Mart International to drive growth, though the company has waved off questions about when or whether it expects international sales to outpace United States sales.

Working back from the learner's response, we can ask whether the teacher's Focus specifies a text or student knowledge as the source of the response, whether it provides guidance to the desired response or not, and whether it expects a single item, or a whole structure in response.

In a Q&A with journalists yesterday Vestager was asked whether it expects Google to also make changes to how rivals search comparison services are displayed in search results and her response suggests it places the most weight on a combination of both behaviors.

The Trump transition team did not respond to a request for comment on whether it expects to replace any or all of the inspectors general. .

The White House did not specify whether it expects to impose special restrictions on travelers from specific countries, such as Belgium or France, that have been a substantial source of foreign fighters traveling to Syria and Iraq to join radical insurgent groups like the Islamic State.

Fox News didn't respond to questions about whether it expected non-employees to know about the phone number or why the hotline was mentioned in its statements.

The military has declined to say whether or not it expects Field Marshal Tantawi to continue acting as a de facto chief executive until the election of a new president, raising the possibility that his suit was the test of a new wardrobe suited to an extended period in a nonmilitary political role.

I often wonder whether this would happen in the private sector – are staff expected to take on such extra responsibilities willingly, without extra pay or whether is it expected in charities because, by definition, we are the voluntary sector and we are there to help others.

An environmental review of the proposed demolition is under way, with a vote on whether to pay for it expected in the coming months.

With this data we expect to be able to answer questions on where the centre of origin of D. sicula's present distribution is located, if the species has expanded recently assisted by humans and whether it is expected to continue its expansion.

In its statement Tuesday, the company did not comment on whether it still expected the contracts to be worth $6.25 million.