Sentence examples for whether to present from inspiring English sources

27 The health service seeks to determine the appropriate responses or interventions to medical presentation, while individuals are engaged in understanding their symptoms and deciding whether to present to the health service.

They have not decided whether to present the works chronologically or to use some other grouping.

The statements were to go to the review board, which would then have decided whether to present the matter to law enforcement.

Do you ever advise groups who use the Alliance's data about whether to present information about the social value of the arts along side the economic information?

After discussing with aides whether to present that summary and other proposals to both sides, Mr. Clinton decided to hold off, a White House official said.

But Democrats appeared torn whether to present the Kentucky senator as too extreme or too much like more mainstream Republicans – deciding ultimately to suggest both were true.

It is not clear whether he consented to the search of his home today or whether agents had to present the search warrant.

Whether he chooses to present himself as Grayson Perry or his transvestite alter-ego Claire, he emits a benign warmth.

Citizens also dealt with shorter early-voting periods, confusion over whether they needed to present photo ID and reports of uncounted ballots.

Citizens also dealt with shorter early voting periods, confusion over whether they needed to present photo ID or cast a provisional ballot, and reports of uncounted ballots.

TTS is a major index to present whether travelers are satisfied with their travel time.