Sentence examples for decide whether to work from inspiring English sources
The new rules of collaboration are counterintuitive: Let businesses decide whether to work together.
They have to decide whether to work around that or to embrace it as a fact of life.
Janna Garrison, president of the Detroit Federation of Teachers, said individual teachers were free to decide whether to work or strike.
San Diego has 48 hours from the time Bell was claimed to decide whether to work out a trade for the three-time All-Star, allow him to be claimed or pull him back from waivers.
Mr. Corbyn would then be on the spot, forced to decide whether to work with Mrs. May on Brexit or bow to pressure from within his party for a second referendum.
In addition to choosing between a philanthropic or an integrative partnership, a company must decide whether to work directly with an aid agency or pool its efforts with many other companies and nongovernmental organizations by joining a consortium.
When deciding whether to work with a host, Hinckley assesses the apartment's appearance (enlisting a designer if necessary), amenities, and location.
Recipients have to be saints not to take the loss of credit payments into account when deciding whether to work longer or to train for a more highly paid job".
Dr. Bischofberger said that before deciding whether to work with Bristol on a larger trial, Gilead wanted to wait a few months for data showing whether the same two drugs would work with only 12 weeks of treatment instead of 24.
For cancer survivors, deciding whether to work is associated with their cancer rather than their other morbidities (Bradley et al, 2002b).
