Sentence examples for Resolving whether to from inspiring English sources

A1 Massachusetts in Stalemate The 199 members of the Massachusetts Legislature had not come close to resolving whether to counteract a court ruling that allows gays and lesbians to marry as a constitutional convenstion came to a close.

Toward the end of his sophomore year, he was no closer to resolving whether to give up his other interests for a life in science.

But like any friendship, resolving whether to act on feelings requires honesty from both sides.

Mr. Almunia also will need to resolve whether to give greater freedom to online merchants like eBay and Amazon which, like Google, are based in the United States.

He wanted to have some gun cases made from the hippo's hide, he said, but hadn't resolved whether to have the head mounted, or just to keep the skull.

Despite Iran's growing capabilities, the Worldwide Threat Assessment report, which reflects consensus among America's sixteen intelligence agencies, concluded earlier this year that Iran's rulers had not resolved whether to build a bomb.

The committee debated but did not resolve whether to retreat by reducing only purchases of Treasuries — which may be less effective in stimulating the economy — or also of mortgage bonds.

The current data, however, do not argue against the ACC serving a role in maintaining a vigilant or anticipatory state in which one may need to select for action, or in continually or repeatedly (i.e., for each stimulus) needing to resolve whether to select to act or to not act.

Obviously, further research is needed to resolve whether and to what extent the prevalence of cheating varies between online and paper-based assessment environments.

Government backbenchers report being under huge pressure from their constituents over soaring power bills but internal divisions have prevented the Turnbull government, thus far, from resolving whether it wants to adopt the Finkel recommendation of a new clean energy target.

Resolving whether Iran secretly tried to "weaponize" nuclear materials is central to the agency's ability to complete an inquiry into Iran's nuclear program.