Sentence examples for decide whether to establish from inspiring English sources

Her replacement will have to decide whether to establish an endowment to help ensure future financial stability.

Besides, it would be up to those same voters to decide whether to establish term limits, Mr. Eltife said.

But holders of.ru Web sites will have to decide whether to establish companion sites with Cyrillic addresses and the Cyrillic suffix.

He said it was "up to the Election Commission to decide" whether to establish rules on extending the period for political campaigning.

At the United Nations, the United States is seeking a vote this week on a Security Council resolution to decide whether to establish a peacekeeping force for Somalia by June 1.

But the Court allowed local officials to decide whether to establish full-time staffs of defense lawyers for the poor or to assign private lawyers on a case-by-case basis, as well as to determine how much the government should pay for them.

Amici submit this brief to demonstrate that the purpose attributed to the statute by Petitioners was, in fact, never contemplated by the legislators who enacted the law, nor by the state officials charged with deciding whether to establish their own Exchanges.

Decide whether to plant seeds or starts.

Isle of Wight Council is to decide whether to allocate £500,000 to re-establish access to a road which suffered a major landslide in February.

Now the state legislature must decide whether to keep "usos y costumbres" or establish the kind of party system found in most of Mexico.

Decide whether to start a new business or run an established one.