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In March the Supreme Court will decide whether to raise fuel-efficiency and vehicle-emissions standards.

Fed leaders are set to meet June 12-13 to decide whether to raise interest rates.

Voters could even decide whether to raise consumption taxes.The crisis has shone a harsh light on Japan's politicians.

A falling dollar could bring trouble for America, and for its Federal Reserve which meets next week to decide whether to raise interest rates (see article).

Some investors will be in a holding pattern until Tuesday when Federal Reserve policy makers are to decide whether to raise short-term interest rates.

The Real Estate Division was already appraising all of the county's rental property, and once the appraisal is completed, the county will decide whether to raise the rents.

Those numbers certainly deserve serious attention as President Obama decides whether to raise them even further this year.

But he added that government leaders at the security meeting had not decided whether to raise the level of alert for Japan's military.

Their lawmakers are deciding whether to raise taxes or cut spending because their state economies are not diversified enough to reap the full benefits of the boom.

In deciding whether to raise the cap, the E.P.A. says it must consider not just emissions, but also vehicles' durability and drivability "over their useful lives".

Both the mayor and the governor -- the man who ultimately decides whether to raise fares and knows the political risks -- decry the very idea of an increase.