Sentence examples for whether there needs from inspiring English sources

Whether there needs to be some tweaking of what has been done, I don't know.

"I myself am eager to see whether there needs to be a guarantee," said Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts, a crucial Democratic voice on housing issues.

Jordan has been asked to look at a number of areas, including whether there needs to be additional rules applied to external activities undertaken by senior managers.

It will ask whether there needs to be a radical shakeup of the system, and whether business taxation could be based on turnover rather than profits.

ACEVO will examine whether there needs to be similar safeguards for third sector chief executives to protect them against bad practice.

When I asked Gore whether there needs to be more pressure on oil companies to change direction, he said the most effective intervention would be to start putting a financial price on carbon and a political price on denial.

But some have even questioned whether there need to be hate crime laws at all.

"They are now considering whether there need to be some initiatives on the front of economic reform and opening".

Christina Romer, one of Obama's economic advisers, said the stimulus package was working but, significantly, declined to comment on whether there needed to be a second package.

Bishop said that she had spoken to the head of Asio and the national threat assessment centre within Asio was monitoring the situation in Paris and assessing whether there needed to be a change to the threat level.

Do you accept that the real difference between a democratic and an authoritarian government, in the modern world, is not whether there need to be intrusions on personal privacy but whether, when they occur, there are real safeguards to prevent abuse.