Sentence examples for whether to broaden from inspiring English sources

E.U. governments and the European Parliament still must agree on whether to broaden the scope of the law.

In addition to the austerity votes, Parliament is expected to vote this week on whether to broaden an investigation into Akis Tsochatzopoulos, a former defense minister from the Socialist Party who is accused of corruption in the Greek Navy's procurement of German submarines.

The question of whether to broaden the program, though, may be moot.

A further issue to consider is whether to broaden and deepen tax-bases and other revenue resources from affected countries.

But because Obamacare depends heavily on Medicaid as a means to extend health benefits to millions, and because governors face big decisions about whether to broaden the program in their states or refuse to do so, Medicaid is getting a lot attention these days.

Mr. Cockfield said that while the governor believed the law was explicit, he would explore whether options existed to broaden the list.

This even rises the question, whether we need to broaden our understanding of outcome measures.

It is not clear whether Mr. Obama's effort to broaden and deepen his party's appeal will succeed in a more enduring way than a similar effort, built around similar themes of middle-class security, by the last Democratic president, Mr. Clinton.

This allows an assessment whether the shared links can be seen as a valuable contribution to the Foresight exercise or not, and whether these links help to broaden the information base or not.

It remains to be seen whether it will attempt to broaden its Scottish football offering when Scottish Football League and Scottish Football Association contracts come up for renewal for the SFL's League Cup, and the SFA's prized assets, the Scottish Cup and Scotland international matches.

It is unclear whether he will be able to broaden his appeal to areas where the Ukrainian language dominates.