Sentence examples for a call on whether from inspiring English sources

While Morgan has needed time to make a call on whether to lead a one-day side that departs at the end of this month, others have already stated their intention to travel, with the seamer Chris Jordan following on from Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali when, as has now become the norm at press conferences, he was asked about it before Wednesday's match.

Every enterprise should assess the reason to implement a procurement technology solution and then make a call on whether to deploy an on-premises solution or a cloud-based one.

The decision the selectors therefore had to make was a call on whether he could adapt to this and it appears we now have our answer.

By not making a call on whether he will be ready for the British Open, he leaves open the possibility that he could play if he improves drastically in the next two weeks.

He also played down the threat of Brexit harming the future of its UK business, saying it is "too early to make a call on whether it is good, bad or otherwise".

The prosecutors would have to make a call on whether the scale of the abuse warranted judgment from an international court established to prosecute "the most serious crimes of concern to the international community as a whole".

New technologies in health care always require a reassessment of how patients and doctors best relate to one another, a judgment call on whether the relationship, and care, is helped or harmed by e-mailing instead of calling, updating Web sites instead of mailing out notifications, blogging and posting updates to Twitter instead of publishing in medical journals.

This requires a judgement call on whether this is overselling or a useful way of re-establishing contact.

"It's really the only part of the game where you're asking somebody that's trying to be objective throughout the game to make a subjective call on whether there was contact enough to get the receiver out of bounds," he told The Tennessean.

It is currently employing one human to cast an eye over the news stories it's pulling in — Perkins refers to this process as "ingesting" — to make a final call on whether stories should be included (i.e. whether they are relevant as local news), and, crucially, to help verify the location of the story (such as by cross-checking with Foursquare's location API or Google Places).

I thought that perhaps it would help me make a better call on whether or not the Dez Rules are racist, unnecessary, or just standard for a sport where a fuckload of players get pinched.