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The league has not decided whether to form an exclusive sponsorship with another helmet manufacturer.

Mr. Davidson, who also heads the Zeus Securities Inc. brokerage firm in Smithtown, N.Y., said he wanted the membership vote to be postponed until regulators decided whether to form a central stock market and a single self-regulatory organization.

First, U.S. foreign policymakers look at shared security interests when deciding whether to form or maintain an alliance.

It was also the week when the unions were going to decide whether to form their own political party but now that has been postponed.

Mr. Davidson had argued that the Nasdaq sale should be delayed until regulators could decide whether to form a single, self-policing industry organization.

Other parties are divided; a group of leftist, secular Egyptians cannot decide whether to form one party or two onene socialist, one free-market.

Mr. Mechanic, who has been a top executive at Fox since 1993, said he intended to spend several weeks deciding whether to form his own company or, perhaps, return to an executive job at another studio.

He said he hoped for a meeting with either Mr. Putin or Mr. Medvedev within 10 days, and would then decide whether to form a new political party to replace Right Cause.

One person who had discussed the matter with Mr. Holder, but declined to be identified because he was not authorized to speak for the Justice Department, said that the attorney general was deciding whether to form a task force to centralize the effort or allow state attorneys general to develop cases on their own.

The fate of Ariel Sharon's government, and with it his plan to dismantle Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip, hang in the balance as the leadership of the ruling Likud party decides whether to form a coalition with the Labour opposition that would keep the administration afloat.

Of these, a high proportion are so-called command-and-control genes that help bacteria decide whether to form colonies or to continue seeking better shelter, possibly making Pseudomonas "smarter" than other bacteria.