Sentence examples for whether to attach from inspiring English sources
"There are different opinions in the church as to whether to attach the tsar's family to the assembly of saints," he conceded.
She and Senate Democrats are looking to Mr. Leahy to decide whether to attach that measure as an amendment to the larger bill.
The president took to the podium for the second time in as many days, to issue his most withering attack yet on House Republicans who will spend this weekend deciding whether to attach new demands to stalled federal spending authorisation.
Late Sunday, Senate Democrats were weighing whether to attach the food-safety language to one of the few measures expected to come to the floor in the few days before Christmas recess.
In a section on lessons learned, the inquiry states: "Where the UK is the junior partner and is unable during the planning or implementation to secure the outcome it requires, it should take stock of whether to attach conditions to continued participation and whether further involvement would be consistent with the UK's strategic interests.
But in Paul's view that kind of dispute — an argument about whether to attach conditions to a bill authorizing the federal government to pay an enormous debt that it has already incurred — only illustrates how far the Republicans are from the kind of radical bureaucratic abolition that he would like to see.
Think whether you want to attach your cuffs to each other or to something else.
At present, third countries may choose whether or not to attach origin labels to goods sold in the EU.
To investigate whether the method used to attach matrix-type fentanyl patches influences the degree of skin attachment and the amount of active drug remaining in patches after use.
In 2010, the commission split on whether to require Google to attach disclaimers to political ads generated in search results.
At issue is whether police need warrants to attach GPS tracking devices to a cars to monitor suspects' movements for indefinite periods of time.
