Sentence examples for whether it thinks from inspiring English sources

Although the opposition Labour Party has criticized Mr. Cameron in the past for what it considers his marginalizing of Britain's role in Europe, Labour has not tipped its hand on whether it thinks there should be a referendum vote on Britain's relationship with the bloc.

It is too early to say whether it thinks Mr Bush passed that test.

The committee is evaluating Novartis's offer and has yet to rule on whether it thinks it fair, though it is hard to imagine it will do so.

According to Paul Brown, president of Expedia North America, Expedia suggests hotels based on whether it thinks the customer is a business or family traveler, among other things.

The union does not express an opinion as to whether it thinks people should buy Blackstone stock when it becomes available.

This coming Monday, March 15th, is the day when a committee of investigators will say whether it thinks that members of the European Commission have been culpably careless with the taxpayers' money.

I asked Urban Outfitters about its nomination of Ms. Hayne, and whether it thought that would satisfy shareholders who were concerned about diversity.

He asked the audience whether it thought that European secularism had helped the Jews of Europe; surely they would have been better off in America.

The report did not say whether it thought the resultant exaggeration was intentional, but it noted that the claim appeared four separate times.

It observes that supply-firm profits have increased from £233m in 2009 to £1.1 billion in 2012, even though the companies themselves are not much more efficient (it chose not to say whether it thought those hauls "excessive").

If it had cause for concern about the age of any user - whether it thought they might be older or younger than claimed - it said it would suspend the suspect account and only reactivate it after seeing official government identification.