Sentence examples for considering whether to continue from inspiring English sources

John Feenie, executive chairman of the College of Contemporary Health, which "has had a longstanding relationship with NOF, is very concerned and considering whether to continue their continued collaboration with NOF, and this will have to be definite if Pinki refuses to work with NOF".

The O.F.T. said it was disappointed by the decision and was considering whether to continue its investigation into overdraft charges.

Mr. Cipollone's attorney, Marc Z. Edell, said the family was still considering whether to continue the case.

Mr. Golisano did not appear publicly Friday as aides said he was meeting with several advisers and considering whether to continue in the race or quit and possibly endorse Mr. McCall.

Bush administration officials have decided to await the decision before considering whether to continue on the same course as the Clinton administration or to retrench and return to the bargaining table.

The executives said they suspected that their competitors prompted the inquiry to raise questions among officials who are considering whether to continue to allow the company to do business for the federal government, which is MCI's largest client.

For others, this phase lasted from days to months, whilst women considered whether to continue or terminate the pregnancy, and a process of passive continuation of the pregnancy ensued [ 31].

The police and transit officials will consider whether to continue or expand the operation, he said.

After Rio, the sisters will consider whether to continue toward the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

'Women often get tests at 20 weeks about foetal abnormalities and have to consider whether to continue or not.

During the campaign Mr. Trump suggested that he would consider whether to continue these sanctions or to recognize the fait accompli of Russia's occupation.