Sentence examples for decide about whether from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Stolzenberg said the medical center wouldn't decide about whether to acquire St.

The Court's decision on the media law touched only a tiny corner of the vast web of media regulation and avoided the larger questions it had been asked to decide about whether the media board could be brought entirely under the governing party's control.

"Similarly it's a chance for Labour to decide about whether or not they want to see a welfare state which is based on contributions that can be built up by their own efforts, by their own residency, or whether in fact you continue as we have in the past since 1979 of just giving welfare out if you can prove need".

Today judges must decide about whether "incitement to riot" on social media equates to the more traditional version of the offence.

Socio-political factors also contributed significantly to negative attitudes among the local public: Most residents perceived the decision-making process as unfair and mistrusted those who would decide about whether or not to proceed with the project.

Here you can decide about whether or not it is possible to create a new future together.

Earlier yesterday, Tom Glavine said he still had not decided about whether to make his next start.

After all, if you play games much at all, you're likely up to date on the Kinect and mostly decided about whether you're going to buy in.

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.

The band allowed fans to listen to the entire album on their website before deciding about whether to purchase it or not.

Trainees consider the preservation of their professional credibility along with the clinical implications of their situation when deciding about whether and how to ask for support.