Sentence examples for decide whether to open from inspiring English sources

In November, Oregon voters will decide whether to open their first casinos while Michigan voters will determine whether to expand gambling there as well.

The Justice Department imposed a tight deadline to decide whether to open criminal inquiries into leaks, shortening to just three weeks a review process that had often dragged on for months.

Myanmar's deputy foreign minister, Kyaw Thu, said it would be up to the North Koreans to decide whether to open a diplomatic mission in the remote new capital, Naypyidaw, 200 miles north of Yangon, the largest city and former capital.

It wants developers to say, in this mission you must fly an armed drone over a school where terrorists are known to be hiding, and you must decide whether to open fire.

And some apply the Rule of 20, although I believe that this should be used only when you know you will not pass, but cannot decide whether to open with a one-bid or with a pre-empt.

On Monday, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will meet to decide whether to open the oil tap and relieve the tight supply conditions that have driven up fuel prices worldwide.

The producers of "Spider-Man," along with Ms. Taymor and her co-creators, U2's Bono and the Edge, are now deciding whether to open the musical as scheduled on March 15, or delay the opening for a sixth time to continue making changes to the script, music, direction, and other elements of the show.

Many companies and schools follow the office's lead in deciding whether to open.

The federal anticartel agency is gathering information, but has not yet decided whether to open a formal investigation.

The German federal anti-cartel agency is gathering information but has not yet decided whether to open a formal investigation.

But the charges never materialized; under Indian criminal law the police have enormous latitude in deciding whether to open a case and did not do so.