Sentence examples for whether to readmit from inspiring English sources

The end of the case will force the Lib Dems to consider whether to readmit Hancock to the party.

But the decision on whether to readmit Russia to the sport in time for the Rio Games is fast becoming his defining moment.

He recalls, for example, how he tried to fool the Rorschach inkblot test used by Harvard to decide whether to readmit him after a breakdown.

SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras — Thirty-four members of the Organization of American States gathered here Tuesday to argue over whether to readmit Cuba.

For her part, Mrs. Clinton was trying to avoid a replay of last year's O.A.S. meeting, which fell into an even more acrimonious debate over whether to readmit Cuba.

Next week, a delegation of IAAF inspectors will head for Russia in advance of a decision in March over whether to readmit the country to international competition before the Rio Olympics.

Galloway to the rescue George Galloway was asked by the politics.co.uk website whether the Labour Party, which expelled him a decade ago, ought to readmit him and give him a role winning back Labour's lost support in Scotland.

The IOC agrees to readmit South Africa to Olympic competition.

Appointing a qualified inspections chief would increase pressure on Iraq to readmit U.N. weapons monitors.

"Do you want me to readmit him to the hospital?" "No".

Moscow has urged Saddam to readmit UN weapons inspectors to avert the threat of war.