Sentence examples for whether organised from inspiring English sources

Chile may have to wait a while to beat France at grape growing, but for wine tourism (whether organised or improvised) it's a stunning country.

Townend says: "We want to look out for the really injured without wasting resources on cash-grabbers, whether organised fraud or opportunism.

Because when you rob people of what little they have, in order to protect the interests of those who have more than anyone deserves, you should expect resistance – whether organised protests or spontaneous looting.

Details of screening policy are included in Table 1 >, irrespective of whether organised, spontaneous, or nonspecific screening programmes were in place.

This person may have been unaware of the existence of surveys in some or all populations of interest, whether organised or not in a behavioural surveillance system, and may have given inadequate answers or may not have passed the population-specific questionnaires to the relevant national specialists.

The work also raises questions about whether Neanderthals organised themselves in a similar way to early hunter-gatherer groups, she said.

Many RPF soldiers carried out retribution killings; it is disputed whether Kagame organised these, or was powerless to stop them.

Opinion remains divided as to whether these are organised hate crimes targeting non-Muslims or just random theft.

Asked by Neuberger whether he felt organised religion encouraged the life of the spirit, he replied: "The answer is of course a good Anglican yes and no".

The issue at hand is how the coming web-services industry, a central part of the new economy, will be organised: whether it will be dominated by one firm, as the PC software industry has been, or be based on open standards.

Unions will meet on Monday to decide whether to organise a general strike for the coming weeks.