Sentence examples for decide whether to change from inspiring English sources

Grayling will have to decide whether to change parliamentary regulations that allow benefits to be withheld.

It is then up to the agency to decide whether to change the label.

Like Ms. Brewer, Mr. Yassky has called for a referendum, rather than legislation, to decide whether to change term limits.

The legislature will decide whether to change the law and allow an interim appointment, as Mr Kennedy wanted.

The Fed's policy-setting Open Market Committee meets Sept. 24 to decide whether to change the benchmark interest rate from 1.75percentt.

It probably won't decide whether to change its rating from AAA/ "rating watch negative" until the first quarter of 2014 -- giving it time to watch events play out.

Medicare and private insurers typically review such studies before deciding whether to change their reimbursement practices.

He has not decided whether to change his Twitter handle, which is @Benpolitico.

But before he gets around to deciding whether to change the brand, he wants to make Microsoft's search engine itself more appealing to consumers.

He had not decided whether to change the name of the Facebook profile, which was still listed as Phuc Dat Bich on Wednesday evening.

Mark Horan, a spokesman for the mayor of Somerville, Joseph A. Curtatone, said city officials would review Mr. Reilly's request over the weekend before deciding whether to change their policy.