Sentence examples for decide whether to order from inspiring English sources
Judge James Grim said he would decide whether to order General Vides deported in January.
The Food and Drug Administration will have to decide whether to order the filtering and, if so, how soon.
If the aggravating factors outweigh the mitigating factors, the jury will then decide whether to order Mr. Moussaoui's execution.
Documents supposedly issued by Sealand have been passed to investigating magistrates, who will decide whether to order arrests.
Next month CBS, which dominates Monday nights largely thanks to Mr. Lorre, will decide whether to order a full series.
Based on their own surveys and a mix of outside polls and professional wisdom, they can decide whether to order Champagne for election night.
Senior administration officials declined to comment on the details of the war document, which will continue to be polished while Mr. Bush decides whether to order an offensive.
President Bush also told The Associated Press today that he had not given himself a timetable for deciding whether to order a military strike against Iraq and might not make that decision this year.
A25 New Witnesses for Moussaoui The jury deciding whether to order the execution of Zacarias Moussaoui heard a new round of testimony from family members of people killed on Sept. 11, 2001.
Officials tend to err on the side of caution when deciding whether to order evacuations, said Kieran Shanahan, former secretary of North Carolina's Department of Public Safety, balancing the risks of moving millions of people with leaving them in a storm's potential path.
