Sentence examples for considering whether to do from inspiring English sources

Ireland has already increased taxes and is considering whether to do so again in 2010.

It has been given leave to appeal, and is considering whether to do so.

The other states did not cover it or were considering whether to do so, she said.

She said she planned to appeal the decision and that the other litigants were considering whether to do so.

Currently, Opower doesn't produce these charts for individuals, though Hersh says it is considering whether to do so.

Iran has signalled that it needs as many as 500 new planes, and other companies such as Boeing are considering whether to do business with the country.

And we had to consider whether to do it in a theatrical or musical environment.

Accordingly, companies that have not yet adopted proxy access may consider whether to do so and this may arise either in response to a shareholder proposal or due to the desire to align with majority practice among S&P 500 companies.

The government says it has the power to include a target in future secondary legislation but will only consider whether to do this after deciding its next carbon budget, covering the 2028-2032 period.

Both sides have a week to appeal, and both prosecutors and the defense said they would consider whether to do so.

Executives said he came to that decision after considering over the weekend whether to do the interview.