Sentence examples for whether requiring from inspiring English sources

The issue here is not whether requiring such an account was a good idea.

Before the Internet era, the Supreme Court anticipated the issue of whether requiring a little work to get sensitive information might be warranted.

There is also the question of whether requiring greater disclosure of who controls a corporate entity goes too far in denigrating the privacy rights of the owners.

As for whether requiring drivers to look to the right to see the instruments will distract them, Saturn officials say no.

Linton asked Southgate whether requiring that the door be left open, or that the light be left on, might at least have allowed guards to find Bennell sooner, even if it would not have prevented his death.

"It is therefore important to ask whether requiring people to participate in weight-loss programmes despite a high likelihood of failure is acceptable from the point of view of an individual, provider or society," it says.

A conservative approach, whether required by state law or applied at the charity's own initiative, is to keep more in the reserve than the charity owes.

"We're going to be reporting every dime that we get, whether required by law or not," he said to The Huffington Post in February.

A higher value was assigned to simpler therapies since simplicity determines whether infants requiring follow-up can be managed locally or whether subspecialist care is required.

Consult the charcoal's packaging to know whether your charcoal can be lit directly or whether it requires lighter fluid.

It asks whether workers "struggle[d] with the demanding working conditions," and whether they required public assistance.