Examples of using Was whether in English and their translations into Slovak
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phase 2 was whether the Commission achieves value for money when channelling funds through the United Nations.
The overall audit question was whether CRIS was effective in responding to the Commission's information needs.
The key difference between the play groups was whether the babies were moving to learn a musical rhythm.".
And so the question was whether I would have to live extremely economically with a limited budget.
The key difference was whether the babies were moving to learn a musical rhythm.”.
The other important question was whether Member States support interest payment subsidies
The question was whether he had enough to power his way to a bench position.
The main audit question was whether EU co-funded energy efficiency investments in buildings were selected using criteria likely to maximise their cost-effectiveness.
The issue was whether identification of the owner of the crypto wallet
The question was whether we have done enough on this issue or problem.
My biggest decision today was whether or not to murder this alien with an ice pick or a crowbar.
He pointed out that the key question that accompanied the elaboration of the opinion was whether or not to have a framework directive.
The first was whether an arrest warrant against President al-Bashir is a part of the solution
The key audit question at the Commission level was whether there is a sound regulatory framework in the fight against VAT evasion under customs procedure 42.
The first question the board asked us was whether it would work on swine flu.
A key question in the consultation was whether the EU's proposed approach for TTIP would achieve the right balance between protecting investors
my main question was whether all the law will be applied as in Germany,
Part of the criteria for that ranked list was whether a diet was sustainable
The question in the Brüstle case was whether the exclusion from patentability of the human embryo expressed in the Directive covers all stages of life from fertilisation of the ovum
The central question in de Broglie's life was whether the statistical nature of atomic physics reflects an ignorance of the underlying theory