Sentence examples for decides whether to grant from inspiring English sources

If the board approves the request, it submits a recommendation to the governor who decides whether to grant clemency.

The issue of whether Ms. Black is qualified is likely to arise as the state decides whether to grant her permission to take the job.

The case arose in May when the lower court, which decides whether to grant intelligence authorizations, ruled on an application submitted by Mr. Ashcroft's investigators.

The players' reply, taken together with the league's brief last week, lays out the arguments that Judge Susan Richard Nelson will consider when she decides whether to grant the players' request for an injunction to stop the lockout.

The S.E.C. and Citigroup have appealed Judge Rakoff's most recent decision, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Tuesday put the case on temporary hold while it decides whether to grant an expedited hearing.

Even if he does not, it is likely to take months before the Constitutional Court decides whether to grant a review, let alone give a ruling in the case.

Or governors deciding whether to grant clemency?

The Interior Department has not decided whether to grant the extension.

The council, in deciding whether to grant a variance, is permitted to consider offsetting "public benefits".

The city has begun urging principals to consider rankings when deciding whether to grant tenure.

(Congress has to decide whether to grant that pay, but it usually does).