Sentence examples for deciding on whether we from inspiring English sources

But one thing I should stress: I don't think the regulators did very well during this period, and we don't want policies that depend on a group of people living in Washington deciding on whether we should be doing something now or not.

Do some research on this before deciding on whether or not to use it.

"When deciding on this policy, we also discussed whether it would be better to ban political ads altogether.

Your vote will decide on whether we represented the country with the required decisiveness and courage during the tough negotiations with our creditors; your vote will decide on whether this deal provides the conditions to overcome today's impasse, recover the economy and to get rid of the bailouts and the harshness they entail".

When we have elections in this country every four years, we are not deciding on whether or not to have a democracy and free elections.

Milford and Meriden are still deciding on whether this is true.

The Orioles will wait a day or two before deciding on whether to put Guerrero on the disabled list.

What this means to the state's timetable for deciding on whether and how to allow fracking is unclear.

I'll check out the crews before deciding on whether to watch the race this year.

The Football Association is waiting on referee Michael Oliver's report before deciding on whether to take any action.

The FA will speak to officials from both Swindon and Orient before deciding on whether to take any action.