Examples of using Question is whether it in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
so the question is whether it can deliver on its promise,
One general question is whether it is necessary to think in terms that go beyond the personal intentions of individual human beings properly to characterize what it is to act together.
But my question is whether it is also going to look at the need for administration to really involve the citizens, so that things that go without saying,
Now that we understand a typical company's needs, the question is whether it is technically possible to implement a solution that would meet all those requirements,
such as the Kassam rockets, that are unacceptable to Israel, but the question is whether it really had to react like that at a time when President Abbas had been on the way to making some progress with Hamas.
The Question is whether it deems in the U.S. Congress
of local production systems that are functioning perfectly well, the question is whether it would be preferable for there to be greater flexibility for enterprises that are well-rooted in an area
The question was whether it is good for Sweden in the future for this kind of development to continue.
The central question is whether it is ethical.
The question is whether it's temporary or permanent.
The question is whether it's going to pay me… to be sentimental.
The real question is whether it is right to send people into space against their will.
Secondly, progress is an absolute certainty; the only question is whether it might perhaps not be enough.
Well, the big question is whether it's just harmless residual activity from when we were connected.
The other question is whether it is politically right to continue applying cuts in payments per hectare for cereals in the future.
The vast majority of people on earth are carriers of this virus- the only question is whether it will manifest itself in practice.
Yeah, that's a problem, but the question is whether it's a criminal problem. The question is whether it's a'growing up' kind of a problem.
The relevant question is whether it will become the basis for sustainable economic development, which cannot be answered by fixating on growth rates;
An upswing could be on the way in the United States, although the question is whether it could be sustained without any support from Europe.
From when we were connected… Or is it the first sign of a larger problem? Well, the big question is whether it's just harmless residual activity.