Sentence examples for deciding whether it is from inspiring English sources

The UK is at the edge of the EU and deciding whether it is European or not.

But investors need to dig through the company's finances before deciding whether it is a safe bet.

First, the police may wish to speak with the occupants of a dwelling before deciding whether it is worthwhile to seek authorization for a search.

Some have interpreted the Court's decision in that case to mean that the intent behind a message should be considered in deciding whether it is really a threat.

The £30m announced on Wednesday to support new Sibs is welcome, but charities will do well to scrutinise the details before deciding whether it is for them.

You report that ABC News is deciding whether it is proper to broadcast an interview of President Clinton conducted by a celebrity, Leonardo DiCaprio (news article, April 5).

For Labour, it is still deciding whether it's even a pro-European party.

There's no one deciding whether it's worthy of reaching the public or not.

Consider this when deciding whether it's worth your while or not.

Once a node has its neighbor information, it decides whether it is a connectivity critical node or not.

Then let the readers decide whether it is acceptable.