Sentence examples for whether to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Matas said Mr. Lai was still awaiting a decision by Canadian immigration officials on whether to evaluate the risk he might face if sent back to China.

Any objections they raised tended to be technical rather than philosophical — like how, not whether, to evaluate teachers.

But we worry that this econometric method would confirm the worst caricatures of us as flint-hearted number-crunchers; and not every triumph shows up in a country's balance of payments.Another problem is whether to evaluate governments or their people.

I will have moments where I can choose whether to evaluate if he has lived up to my every expectation or love him for the unique realities I could never have imagined.

For subsequent analyses of the pathology data, the decision of whether to evaluate the diagnosed lesions for each tissue type separately or combined was based on the guidelines of McConnell et al. (1986).

A herder contemplating whether to migrate would have to evaluate whether the venture is worth undertaking or not.

Mr. Mitchell needs to evaluate whether it is time to encourage Syrian peace talks with Israel.

The goal is to evaluate whether a company's performance can continue.

The commission would have to evaluate whether Mrs. Clinton had exhausted all reasonable means to pay down her debt.

It's worth sorting through this grab bag now, to evaluate whether any of these policies might be helpful.

Schmidt said he's even brought in a "heavyweight" attorney to evaluate whether those alleged similarities constitute copyright infringement.