Sentence examples for whether placing from inspiring English sources

One question, Mr. Loy said, was whether placing prominent labels on such materials helped or harmed security.

One of Mr. Grayson's questions about these payments remains unanswered — whether placing Fannie Mae into receivership, rather than conservatorship, would have negated the agreement to cover the former executives' legal costs.

In other action, he reports, the court rejected two cases dealing with whether placing crosses on public highways to honor fallen troopers violates the First Amendment's prohibition on government establishment of religion.

It instructs judges to consider whether placing the cases in the same courtroom would result in conserving judicial resources, allow more efficient litigation or serve the convenience of the various parties.

Yet another concern for Mr. Schäuble was whether placing so much supervisory power within the European Central Bank could lead the central bank to compromise its decisions on monetary policy — if, for example, the E.C.B. were setting interest rates while also trying to oversee politically sensitive issues like bank bailouts.

The question, then, is whether placing our decisions and actions under God's creative fiat leaves in place anything of creaturely freedom, or of the free will defense.

Whichever prevails determines whether places around the world will suffer flood, drought, famine, hurricanes or any of the other plagues of mankind.

Neither easily fits into this mold, whether placed there by onetime advocates or contemporary critics.

The "or" version is easier: When a blicket is placed atop the machine, it will light the machine up whether placed there by itself or with other pieces.

Yahoo is considering whether to place ads in the Search Direct box, including video ads.

You don't know whether to place an order or toss Tom a biscuit.