Sentence examples for decide whether to comply from inspiring English sources

If the judge rules that the information should be admitted, the government must decide whether to comply.

Other independent groups, like the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, are meeting this week to decide whether to comply.

Now she must decide whether to comply with requests to testify on behalf of prison systems using her study to defend isolation.

They don't care about the meaning of the rules set; instead they decide whether to comply based on whether they will get hurt.

Regional bodies -- such as Europe's air traffic control (Eurocontrol) -- can also impose restrictions, but it is ultimately up to the airlines and individual pilots to decide whether to comply or not.

Set clear guidelines and rules and let the child alone decide whether to comply, but also alone be responsible if something is not done properly.

Many employers have not decided whether to comply early.

Both companies said that they had not decided whether to comply.

"Taxpayers do not have the luxury of deciding whether to comply with laws,"  Magistrate Judge Patty Shwartz said before handing down the sentence in federal court in Newark.

Although the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League agreed to pull a planned television commercial, its director said the group, which endorsed Mrs. Clinton months ago, would await a decision of its board later this week before deciding whether to comply.

The turbocharged engine suffers from the phenomenon known as "turbo lag" — a stomp on the accelerator is followed by a half-second hesitation, as if the car were deciding whether to comply.