Sentence examples for whether to eliminate from inspiring English sources

But the proposal does not address whether to eliminate the interest tax deduction.

Next month, voters in Massachusetts will face a tempting ballot question: whether to eliminate the state's income tax.

The committee will vote Friday on whether to eliminate baseball, softball and the modern pentathlon from the 2008 Games.

In the next two weeks, Mrs. Sorrells and her husband struggled to make a decision on whether to eliminate fetuses and, if so, how many.

The plan may consider whether to eliminate or consolidate some of the community school districts, and whether to return high schools to the purview of the community districts.

But a debate over how to fix the public schools, rather than over whether to eliminate the Department of Education, could actually result in useful public policy.

When Blatter was still standing and Platini, once considered the favorite to ascend to the presidency, was potentially poised to take over, it was unclear whether proposals to eliminate corrupt practices within the sport would ever be ambitious enough.

Legal and environmental experts said it was unclear whether the move to eliminate household uses of chlorpyrifos would prompt a flood of lawsuits from people who feel they have been harmed by the chemical.

The second issue is less ideological, but no less vexing: whether and how to eliminate the alternative minimum tax, or A.M.T., a parallel tax that was originally aimed at millionaires but is poised to engulf tens of millions of middle-class families because it is not adjusted for inflation.

But I'm not yet decided on whether I want to eliminate fish from my diet entirely.

Whether additional measures to eliminate carriage of MRSA in these patients or their close household contacts would be of any benefit is not known.