Sentence examples for decides whether to press from inspiring English sources

He next faces an Article 32 hearing, in which the Army formally decides whether to press charges.

The police then turn over information they uncover to the district attorney's office, which decides whether to press new charges.

The government said in a statement that the prosecutor decides whether to press charges "solely on the strength of the evidence".

The police said they still had not decided whether to press charges against Mr. Zimmerman.

To elected officials, deciding whether to press on with a show can be difficult.

Housing secretary Margaret Beckett is due to decide whether to press ahead with the plan this month.

Best said the Erie County district's attorney's office would decide whether to press charges.

He said today he was deciding whether to press his case further.

Now, the European Union must decide whether to press ahead with its rules or repeal the law entirely.

The police said they had passed their conclusions to the attorney general, who will decide whether to press charges.

Mr. Karaaslan said his lawyer was preparing a written defense that prosecutors would consider in deciding whether to press charges.