Sentence examples for decided whether to re-order from inspiring English sources

(It has not decided whether to re-order for 2008).

It said the club had not yet decided whether to re-sign him.

Of more immediacy is to decide whether to re-sign Takahashi.

The district has to decide whether to re-submit its 2002-2003 budget or remain on austerity.

It has sixty days to decide whether to re-impose sanctions.

Next year, Congress will have to decide whether to re-enact, revise or scrap No Child Left Behind.

The police forces may now decide whether to re-investigate the cases, or ask the panel to decide on their behalf whether they should re-investigate them.

However, they are "not prepared at this time" to decide whether to re-sign the Wales international striker.

Let the local party decide whether to re-adopt the sitting MP, let the sitting MP decide whether to stand as an independent if dropped by them, and let the local voters take the final decision.

We can re-order even the most damaged parts of our thinking and feeling, when we decide to do so.

Mr. Ryan says he has not decided whether to seek re-election.