Sentence examples for whether they would like from inspiring English sources

Readers seem almost evenly divided on whether they would like to see the rules loosened or kept strict.

He said users create a profile that indicates such things as whether they would like to ride with nonsmokers and whether they would like to ride with men and women.

Executives with the company are speaking with competitors about whether they would like to purchase some of the chain's stores.

Shouldn't they also be allowed to vote on whether they would like their accumulated private savings to be devalued?

There's no menu; guests simply specify whether they would like six, nine or 12 courses, though this concept wasn't clearly explained to us.

Spain and Italy allow congregants to decide whether they would like a percentage of their income to flow to religious organizations or be earmarked for civic projects.

WHEN the government asked the people of Middlesbrough and Hartlepool to vote on whether they would like directly-elected mayors, locals were resoundingly in favour.

Anti-Europeans often fudge the question of whether they would like Britain to quit the common market as well as the Union.

I don't mean whether they would like e-mail and "the cloud" so much as the price in demolitions paid, the dramatis personae wiped out.

And should we not put it to the public to decide whether they would like seven-day provision or improved access within existing GP hours?

But despite Fox's letter to the CPS, the two ministers sidestepped questions about whether they would like to see a prosecution.