Sentence examples for whether to link from inspiring English sources

Wrangling continues over whether to link the minimum-wage increase to tax offsets for small businesses, like a credit for small companies that hire disadvantaged workers, including wounded veterans or people living at the poverty level.

There are choices in when it starts to pay out, how long it lasts for, what constitutes an inability to work, how much cover to buy and whether to link that to rising prices.

From machines our chief desire is utility — whether to link us to the data we need or the people we desire.

A policy debate on whether to link tuberculosis screening with reproductive health services is recommended before full scale-up of this intervention.

A policy debate on whether to link TB services with reproductive health services is also necessary before full scale-up of this intervention.

We then classify these hub regions into provincial and connector hubs [22], [28], a distinction that is based on whether they tend to link other vertices within a single module or whether they link different modules to one another.

The larger question is whether it is fair to link these events and cast them as Mr. Gore's "reinventing" himself.

For eBay, by contrast, the issue is whether the company needs to link with a broader service.

We want to determine whether it is possible to link the records that belong to the same individual.

Hence, understanding their structural mechanisms is crucial to predicting response to disturbance whether linked to invasive competitors, parasites, or change in environmental conditions.

Oxidative stress is likely to occur in parasites submitted to artesunate, whether linked to the direct action of the drug or to the reduced capacity of the damaged parasite to inactivate free radicals.