Sentence examples for decide whether to extend from inspiring English sources

In April, the union will decide whether to extend a relaxation of political sanctions against Belarus.

Scientists there have not seen the Higgs yet, but they are trying to decide whether to extend their run just a bit longer to keep hunting.

The period of rebel dominion over the zone expires Dec. 7, and Mr. Pastrana must decide whether to extend the deadline or send in troops.

But members of those school boards say they, not Mr. Levy, have the statutory right to decide whether to extend a current superintendent's contract.

Both provide quantitative measures of risk that help insurers decide whether to extend coverage and how much to charge in premiums.

The Russian government, in a meeting next week, will decide whether to extend cuts in oil exports as OPEC has requested.

They were still on probation, and I was tasked with deciding whether to extend their probation.

They have not yet decided whether to extend once again their final May 1 deadline.

Board members of the exchange are deciding whether to extend six-week-old rules that prevented stocks from falling below their Aug.

In deciding whether to extend a military security team, the State Department often faces a difficult financial decision at a time when its security budget is under severe pressure.

New Jersey officials asked a federal appeals court yesterday to overturn a decision by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that the possibility of a terrorist attack on the Oyster Creek nuclear plant should not be a consideration in deciding whether to extend its license.