Sentence examples for deciding whether to default from inspiring English sources
Under these circumstances, deciding whether to default might be no more controversial than deciding whether to claim insurance after your house burns down.
The German line is that Greece must decide whether to default and perhaps exit from the euro.
That created a window for buyers to observe prices before deciding whether to pay or default, making land bets far more attractive.
During his trip, Mr. Barnier will question Mr. Blankfein on controversial financial transactions like credit-default swaps as part of gathering information before deciding whether to ban certain practices in Europe, European officials said.
Or governors deciding whether to grant clemency?
Edison is still deciding whether to appeal.
(GP7) "Deciding whether to investigate or not, for example.
The other day in this Chicago suburb, Stephanie Donahou and her son Marcus had only a moment to decide whether to bid on a unit in default.
It unilaterally decided to default on its debt.
That's because the government still can't decide whether to scrap fixed retirement ages or set a default age of 70 - the two main options put forward in its consultation paper last year.
