Sentence examples for whether projects from inspiring English sources

Federal regulators said states determined whether projects were located in areas of "greatest need".

Such an added cost could affect crucial decisions about whether projects were profitable.

But it is ministers, rather than the government's National Commission for the Environment, who have the final say on whether projects should go ahead.

The performance of local officials is evaluated on how much they increase local GDP, not on whether projects they build are needed.

Since being elected, it has dramatically cut subsidies for onshore windfarms and given the final say over whether projects can go ahead to local communities.

But experts are divided about whether projects like Bella are compatible with the intent of Congress to create jobs as fast as possible.

The only sure way to cut immigration levels is to crash the economy, but we don't know yet whether Project Fear will turn into Project Fact.

Haight asked whether Project TRUE students could study crab populations this summer, and they did, comparing the effectiveness of two types of traps.

This paper purposely questions whether project-based terminology and definitions are actually as widely accepted as believed.

The survey was designed to assess whether project participants attribute certain applied S&T outputs to their participation in formal networking research projects.

Allowing intergovernmental grants to be designed optimally, we ask whether project authority should rest with the region or with the central government.