Sentence examples for about whether to implement from inspiring English sources

In this case, the two researchers may come to disagree about whether to implement the proposed treatment.

Students in Scotland have a different exam system while the devolved governments in Wales and Northern Ireland will make their own decisions about whether to implement the changes to A-levels.

We've talked before about how Twitter is using data to push out big changes to small amounts of people and then make judgment calls about whether to implement those updates on a larger scale.

Finally, a decision is made about whether to implement Stage III mitigation or not.

Making a decision about whether to implement a school-based health promotion intervention should be based on evidence of effectiveness, cost and practicalities.

To resume talks: The President and congressional leaders, today, about debt-reduction plans, after Sunday night's seventy-five-minute session failed to produce a resolution on whether to implement tax increases and entitlement reductions.

It will be left to the UN security council to decide whether to implement the report's recommendations.

The Americans were deciding whether or not to bomb Iraq, the Israelis whether to implement the Wye accord.

MPs vote on whether to implement the recommendations.

However, the level of risk to which an individual is exposed is a key consideration in the safety management process, but is not explicitly part of the criteria applied to deciding about whether or not to implement an action to improve safety.

Decision-maker: clinician, manager, policy maker or others who decide about whether or how to implement a quality improvement reported to be effective in one or more places.