Sentence examples for decides whether to provide from inspiring English sources

Your Oct. 8 article on economic development in Jersey City ("Is Jersey City Too Alluring?") shed more heat than light on the process by which the city decides whether to provide tax incentives to encourage redevelopment.

Rosen declined to clarify who at the individual Trump Organization properties decides whether to provide the eight-week paid parental leave.

So business owners have latitude in deciding whether to provide health insurance and retirement plans.

Voters were also to decide whether to provide public financing of political campaigns.

The President described the question as that of deciding whether to provide defensive arms to allies.

The government has set a March 31 deadline to decide whether to provide more aid to the automakers.

These doctors also had to decide whether to provide second opinions for friends, family members, patients and others.

President Obama has not decided whether to provide arms, these officials said, and it is still unclear what kinds of weapons the United States would supply to the insurgency.

Congress has yet to decide whether to provide a dedicated public safety spectrum, as proposed by President Obama, or auction off wireless spectrum to commercial bidders who would then be required to provide access to the network during emergencies.

The interpretation would also clarify that disclosure about a conflict of interest should be sufficiently specific so that a client is able to decide whether to provide informed consent.

The FBI's statistics on hate crimes, while the best we have, are also incomplete — partly because it's up to state and local police departments to decide whether to provide the federal government with their data.