Sentence examples for whether to name from inspiring English sources

The members will then decide whether to name Blackmun or begin a national search.

Astronomers have not decided whether to name 2003 UB313 an official planet or to demote Pluto.

The decision over whether to name and shame the industry is a vexed one.

Also imminent is a decision on whether to name a special rapporteur to look into human-rights abuses in Iran.

Ms. Romer was the only woman among Mr. Obama's top economic advisers, and administration officials considered whether to name a woman to replace her.

Yet the president wrestled with whether to name him as the chief White House economic adviser, even knowing Mr. Sperling might leave if passed over.

Wrangling over whether also to name him as candidate for prime minister persisted to the eve of the meeting.

This article was amended on 27 September 2016 to remove the names of some of the parties involved, because information changed about whether permission to name had been given.

It could not be determined whether Impiric plans to name a successor to Mr. Larsen.

This could only be dumber if the debate was over whether or not to name an abandoned subway tunnel after Rick Springfield.

And these conditions exist, and will continue to exist, whether we choose to name them or not.