Sentence examples for deciding whether to agree from inspiring English sources
But without a redoubled development program and increased financing, some of the replacements will not be ready by 2006, the date the United States has set for deciding whether to agree to an international treaty banning the use of the deadliest land mines.
Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon will today attend a special training session put on just for him by officials of Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad before deciding whether to agree to accept a tax-free £30,000-a-week job as manager.
Judges will decide whether to agree to a minister's request that evidence should be heard only in secret on grounds of national security.
It is ultimately up to the Colombian president to decide whether to agree to an extradition request from any nation, and Santos has already denied the extradition of the brother of Farc leader Fabián Ramirez, a member of the rebels' negotiating team.
But this is an illusion of choice, just as it is when we are ostensibly given the option to decide whether to agree to terms set by large corporations in standardized take-it-or-leave-it click-to-agree documents. .
A7 Sentencing of Repeat Offenders The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether federal prisoners can seek federal court review when prior state convictions are the reason a prisoner has been sentenced to extra time as a repeat offender.
However, the new deal is very bare on details and we will have to await the full terms and conditions before deciding whether we agree or not.
State Senator Dean G. Skelos, a Nassau County Republican who sits on a state board that will decide whether to approve the plan, agreed.
This weekend leaders will have to decide whether to postpone debate by agreeing to study whether treaty change is needed or simply start thinking about what should go into it.For some veterans, this could be "the biggest moment in the EU's history".
Now, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has to decide whether to compound the mistreatment, by agreeing to throw out Mr. Arar's lawsuit, as the Bush administration is asking.
