Sentence examples for decide whether to enter from inspiring English sources

The women broke into groups of three and were asked to evaluate data on the engine troubles to decide whether to enter the big race.

If shareholders back the Middleby offer, the Aga board will decide whether to enter a binding "sanction" agreement on the planned date of 16 September.

Almost as intriguing, the next leader will have to decide whether to enter the political fray now and then (as Mr. Greenspan did) or avoid it (as Mr. Bernanke generally has).

When the trainer Dale Romans needed to decide whether to enter Shackleford, who was fourth in the Derby and won the Preakness Stakes, in Saturday's Belmont, he turned to the person he trusted most, Tammy Fox.

The opinion, by Justice Judith Cowin, said that "respect for liberty and privacy requires that individuals be accorded the freedom to decide whether to enter into a family relationship".

Jarvis was also confident that Barkley will not let the imbroglio cloud his decision-making when it comes time to decide whether to enter the National Basketball Association draft.

But he publicly maintained that he had not yet decided whether to enter the race.

Olmert's office said only that he had not decided whether to enter the race or support Livni.

Other players like juniors Dre Kirkpatrick and Trent Richardson will have tough decisions to make about their futures when deciding whether to enter the draft or return to school.

She noted that her son was waiting for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani to make his move before deciding whether to enter the Senate race.

This year he began raising money and locking up endorsements from county leaders while others were still deciding whether to enter the race.