Sentence examples for decide whether to throw from inspiring English sources

It is then the court will decide whether to throw out the Sarbanes-Oxley law.

It is then that the court will decide whether to throw out the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

NOAA is expected to decide whether to throw open the gates this spring, possibly in May.

Japan and the West must decide whether to throw more money into the South Korean pit, or contemplate the possibility of outright political and economic collapse.

BAe, having previously joined the losing McDonnell Douglas team, must now decide whether to throw in its lot with Lockheed Martin or Boeing.

Here are some questions Penn hasn't asked: Can you imagine Daniel Patrick Moynihan having to poll to decide whether to throw his weight behind transportation for the disabled?

Counties applied vastly different standards in deciding whether to throw out ballots.

JEAN C. RUSH Tucson, March 29 , 2012To the Editor: On Wednesday, as the Supreme Court was deciding whether to throw out the entire health care law if the mandate was declared unconstitutional, Justice Antonin Scalia asked, "You really want us to go through these 2,700 pages... item by item and decide each one?" Yes, Justice Scalia, I'd like you and your colleagues to do that.

The study may make some brands be more cautious when deciding whether to throw money at vloggers for sponsored videos and endorsements, but there are a few caveats to its conclusions – not least the relatively narrow definition of "influence" to focus on brands and products.

As recently as 1989, legal scholar Bruce Ackerman described courts as sitting in the last car of the train and deciding whether to throw on the brakes now they've moved to the engine, powering social policy and deciding which track to take.

Biden is reported to be consulting supporters about a possible run, and has indicated that he will decide later this summer whether to throw his hat into the ring.