Sentence examples for decide whether to hold from inspiring English sources

OUSU will decide whether to hold a referendum at a meeting this week.

After the attacks, the organizers struggled to decide whether to hold it at all.

David Cameron will then decide whether to hold the referendum next year or in 2017.

"When we appeal, they will have to accept our documents, assess the case, and decide whether to hold a retrial".

After the S.E.C. and the bank reply in two weeks, the judge will decide whether to hold a second hearing.

The Supreme Court did not rule on the merits of the case, but returned the case to the Gujarat magistrate to decide whether to hold a trial.

A spokesman for Grassley said the senator had not decided whether to hold a hearing.

Then, the National Labor Relations Board hears challenges from both labor and management before deciding whether to hold an election.

Mr. Issa said he had not decided whether to hold a hearing and raised the idea of the Secret Service using lie detectors to prevent similar problems.

As chairman of the Judiciary panel that considers Supreme Court nominations, Grassley is largely responsible for deciding whether to hold confirmation hearings.

The Commons speaker John Bercow will decided whether to hold a vote on the amendment which would take place before the vote on the government motion.