Sentence examples for whether it merited from inspiring English sources

"Whether it merited an attack that had him in the hospital is certainly another story".

Fifa had looked into whether it merited opening a disciplinary case before concluding that no action should be taken.

Senator John L. Sampson, the Democrats' leader, convened a special committee in October to look into the assault and determine whether it merited any disciplinary action from the Senate.

When was the last time someone boasted in print of not doing his job?" Mr Merrill concedes he did not read every book from cover to cover, either - "but I read enough of each book to know whether it merited further consideration".

Whether it merited the amount of bullying it attracted on Twitter and on other social media became a moot point because as soon as the attention grew and the cruel comments snowballed, the Daily Mail – far from protecting one of its writers – put the article front and centre on its website.

As a result, the question of its value, and whether the book is any good, gets entangled with the question of whether it merits all the hype.

As George Osborne prepares to put infrastructure at the forefront of his autumn statement next week, the £4.2bn London super sewer is the latest big project to raise questions over whether it merits taxpayer support.

Whatever the motivation, a complaint is filed with the pastor's bishop, who can dismiss the accusation of misconduct, seek a "just resolution" through meditation, or refer the complaint to counsel to see whether it merits an administrative or judicial charge.

Clearly you will wish to consider whether this is prima facie evidence of an issue in the market and so whether it merits a market investigation reference with the whole gamut of potential remedies that could follow including a break up of any companies found to have monopoly power to the detriment of the consumer.

There's some useful information there, but it's unclear whether it merits the high-profile attention it receives.**.**

The measure used to assess identity might not have captured the potential richness of people's identities in relation to smoking after a quit attempt; however, in this first study we wanted to concentrate solely on the two major end-points of potential post-quit identities (i.e. smoker or non-smoker) to evaluate whether it merits further study.