Sentence examples for decide whether to introduce from inspiring English sources

Washington state will decide whether to introduce background checks for all gun sales.

Local authorities can decide whether to introduce municipal regulations and the courts can review the measures.

It will also be for councils to decide whether to introduce it.

A police statement said Lochte would be informed in the United States so he could decide whether to introduce a defense in Brazil.

Charter said it would start testing the system within a few weeks and then decide whether to introduce it to its 2.8 million Internet customers.

"If the OBR downgrades its growth forecasts by 1.5 per cent, he will have to decide whether to introduce even more draconian cuts or tax rises to meet his deficit-reduction targets, or whether to amend them.

Britain has little leeway in deciding whether to introduce these rules, which, for instance, include those on electronically tagging sheep.

"Tactically, we are deciding whether to introduce a bill to allow the unionist parties to vote it down or to publish the bill and concentrate on canvassing public support.

It has been reported that the trend-setting Peking University (sometimes referred to as Beijing University) is deciding whether to introduce a regulation that would ban students cursing and rumour-mongering on the internet.

Apple said it had not yet decided whether to introduce a version of the music player for computers with the Windows operating system, which is used by more than 90percentt of personal computer users.

Yesterday, a spokeswoman for Senator Grassley, who has recently stated that he also plans to investigate the F.D.A.'s handling of some other drug tests, said that to date he has not decided whether to introduce legislation supporting a drug trial registry.