Sentence examples for whether it manages from inspiring English sources

Its future economic progress depends in no small part on whether it manages to open its political system to competition, in much the same way that it has opened up its economy.

Ironically, skepticism itself is a kind of philosophy, and the question has been raised whether it manages to escape its own criticisms.

Whether it manages to do this will be one of the big stories of the political year sandwiched between the general and assembly elections.

A source close to Skolkovo who wished to remain anonymous, says:  "The success of Skolkovo should be assessed on the basis of whether it manages to create a huge and successful business like Yandex [Russia's biggest search engine] and Mail.ru [Russian email]." The challenge for Skolkovo is to prove it can make money, rather than just spend it.

Whether it manages to remain true to these traits as it grows via the recent launch of a second channel that broadcasts from international cities, as well as a new studio in Manchester will likely determine its continued success.

A lot will depend on whether it can manage early successes and how well it translates local organising into electoral success.

Whether or not it manages to attract the critical attention it deserves, the show has beaten the odds against black dramas.

He said the commission ought to now reflect on whether it has been managing the administration of the act properly and must "urgently review" the way it manages cases.

For the government, it was a judicious, pre-emptive strike to ensure that it fulfils its pledge to cut the budget deficit to 2.7% of GDP by 2012.In this section Super Nicolas, saviour of the universe Signs of the Zeitgeist Slash and burn Two into three won't go A new Kemal Guarding the guardians Those damned sceptical Germans ReprintsTwo factors will decide whether it actually manages this.

Civic Platform has been in favor of a flat tax scheme but whether it actually manages to push through the necessary legislation depends on who joins its coalition.

What Mr. Daschle and the rest of his incoherent party have failed to articulate (along with so much else) is that this presidency is all of one consistent piece, whether it is managing our money or managing a war.