Sentence examples for whether where from inspiring English sources

Whether, where, and to what extent such improvements have affected urban dwellers is still being debated.

I was left wondering whether where we are today could be said to be progress.

They give commissioners the discretion to decide whether, where and when to introduce the conditions needed to create a market for services.

But when questioned about why they supported Trump, and whether, where and when they intended to caucus for him, many came up short.

But the orders leave unresolved complex questions surrounding the closing of the Guantánamo prison, including whether, where and how many of the detainees are to be prosecuted.

Mr Fraser refused to be drawn on whether he had discussed Wallis whether where the pictures were taken was public or private.

The commission, she added, needs to develop guidelines for "whether, when, where and under what circumstances new offshore drilling operations should be allowed".

We then assessed whether and where change has occurred in rodent populations, and whether those changes were associated with either climate change or human population growth.

In many countries couples can decide whether and where to marry, cohabit, divorce or remarry.

Given her size, Mangold wonders whether and where to get an Olympic tattoo.

Under the law, mining companies — not the government — decide whether and where to file their claims on public land.