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It could then be several weeks before the amnesty committee decides whether to set the two men free.

The government would then have to decide whether to set him free or find a way to keep him confined.

UberX has welcomed the announcement but says it is yet to decide whether to set up in South Australia.

Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and the Legislature must now decide whether to set aside the money in next year's budget.

A top item on the agenda will be deciding whether to set up a shadow government or a temporary council to replace the current administration.

Dr. Barry Gumbiner, who is directing Pfizer's studies, said the company had to decide whether to set a floor for patients' LDL levels.

The foundation's board has not yet decided whether to set a flat price or to suggest that visitors donate a certain amount, as some art museums do.

They plan to meet next month to decide whether to set a date for construction, in defiance of a Supreme Court order.

Now Ms. Harvey is trying to decide whether "to set up an American foundation in Italy or an Italian foundation in America".

But he stressed that the new royal charter only sets up the body to recognise the regulator, and it remains a voluntary choice for the industry to decide whether to set up the system of independent regulation.

That $1.24 trillion is equivalent to 8 percent of G.D.P. Any legislation would have to decide whether to set a percentage that would immediately force a bank like JPMorgan to shrink.