Sentence examples for deciding whether to accede from inspiring English sources
President Obama bore witness just as he is deciding whether to accede to Gen. Stanley McChrystal's request for up to 80,000 more troops in Afghanistan.
Many Greeks doubted that they would reopen on Monday, the day after European leaders are to decide whether to accede to Greece's latest bailout request.
Juppé has said he will decide in a few days whether to accede to the council's request for an inquiry.
A second argument will be whether to accede to those who want to state explicitly that talks may not end in membership, but instead in a "privileged partnership".
Since the prospective buyers announced their demands last Wednesday, the Dell committee and its advisers have been considering whether to accede.
NEW YORK, 29 July 2002 - UNICEF hailed the Government of Afghanistan for deciding today to accede to the Ottawa Convention banning land mines.
UNICEF praises Afghanistan for accepting treaty on land mines NEW YORK, 29 July 2002 - UNICEF hailed the Government of Afghanistan for deciding today to accede to the Ottawa Convention banning land mines.
The United States Government, with president Ford's approval decided Tuesday to accede to the refugees demand that they be given the ship and allowed to leave.
People had, she claimed, been begging her to stand, and she'd decided to accede to their wishes.
