Sentence examples for decided whether to build from inspiring English sources

G.M. has not decided whether to build the Bel Air.

Nissan has not yet decided whether to build Micras in Britain.

Officially, Mr. Clinton insisted that he had not yet decided whether to build a limited defense.

The State Department of Transportation, which paid for the study, is renovating the pier and has not decided whether to build such an operation there.

In his comments, Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz suggested that he agreed with the intelligence assessments of the United States that Iran has not yet decided whether to build a nuclear bomb.

She said the company has not yet decided whether to build a tower but acknowledged that "they are designing the retail center so that an office tower could be developed there".

The district has five school buildings and must decide whether to build additions to some buildings or to build another school, he added.

Moscow will then have to decide whether to build back up to that limit.

The department is about a year from deciding whether to build the plant, a spokesman said.

Soon, the United States took up the idea of a canal, and Congress began trying to decide whether to build it in Panama or Nicaragua.

That means that some benefits of a manufacturing plant go to companies other than the one deciding whether to build it.