Sentence examples for whether it needed from inspiring English sources

The bank also said it was too early to know whether it needed to increase its provision for payment protection insurance in light of the City regulator's decision to delay the introduction of a cut-off point for claims, also announced since the publication of its results on 27 July.

Instead of the amusement park investigating itself and making its own decisions about whether it needed to change anything, state authorities launched an independent probe and concluded that there were several design flaws on the ride.

For years, the only inquiry about the movement was whether it needed to be "rebranded", thanks to its supposed connotations of man-hating, so it's hard not to feel relieved that the conversation has changed.

I never saw Jeffrey Hatcher's play on which "13 Things About Ed Carpolotti," at 59E59 Theaters, is based, so I cannot say whether it needed to become a musical to realize its full potential.

Officials said the Afghan government had not decided whether it needed to bail out the bank.

"They needed time to figure out what it is and whether it needed to be controlled".

For NATO, the attack may lead to a discussion of whether it needs to modify its commitment to collective defense, enshrined in Article V of the North Atlantic Treaty.

Meanwhile, the Federal Trade Commission is studying existing behavior marketing practices and whether it needs to make its principles legally binding.

Congress should investigate whether it needs to be reformed or its duties taken up by other agencies.

Another issue facing the airline is whether it needs to take action regarding its four employee pension funds, which have an unfunded liability of $6 billion to $7.5 billion.

The Yerkes National Primate Research Center in Atlanta, which houses 57 chimpanzees for behavioral research, says it is trying to figure out whether it needs permits for any of its work.