Sentence examples for deciding whether to act from inspiring English sources

Broadly, it is data that a reasonable investor would consider important in deciding whether to act.

Lynch said diplomatic and military relations with Qatar were not a factor in deciding whether to act on any evidence of corruption in the World Cup vote.

The F.D.A. is waiting for the appointment of a new Food and Drug Commissioner by President Bush before deciding whether to act on the recommendation by its advisory committee.

The model treated all insurgencies like a marketplace--groups of people constantly deciding whether to act.

When deciding whether to act or which act to undertake, a person must calculate as best as he can the pains and pleasures that may reasonably be expected to accrue to the persons (including himself) affected by the acts under consideration.

Knowledge of the pattern, or most importantly of what was usual for the patient, appeared to be a prerequisite for deciding whether to act when the threshold was reached, and whether to respond to the pain score alert.

It is expected to decide whether to act on June 17.

The Supreme Court will decide whether to act on the recommendation.

The Government is yet to decide whether to act on the advice.

(The Alabama High School Athletic Association will also be waiting for the report before it decides whether to act).

The pictures say it all and the authorities must decide whether to act or not".