Sentence examples for deciding whether to extend from inspiring English sources

They were still on probation, and I was tasked with deciding whether to extend their probation.

Board members of the exchange are deciding whether to extend six-week-old rules that prevented stocks from falling below their Aug.

During the hearing, Ms. Kroes said she wanted to await the results of two Parliamentary studies that would be conducted over the next 18 months before deciding whether to extend price controls.

In deciding whether to extend a military security team, the State Department often faces a difficult financial decision at a time when its security budget is under severe pressure.

New Jersey officials asked a federal appeals court yesterday to overturn a decision by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that the possibility of a terrorist attack on the Oyster Creek nuclear plant should not be a consideration in deciding whether to extend its license.

That number was roughly calculated to maintain the size of the group, which annually awards the Oscars, and was generally consistent with the practice since 2004, when the Academy moved to tighten its rolls by focusing heavily on credentials, including any recent Oscar nomination, in deciding whether to extend an invitation.

In April, the union will decide whether to extend a relaxation of political sanctions against Belarus.

They have not yet decided whether to extend once again their final May 1 deadline.

The Russian government, in a meeting next week, will decide whether to extend cuts in oil exports as OPEC has requested.

Scientists there have not seen the Higgs yet, but they are trying to decide whether to extend their run just a bit longer to keep hunting.

North Fork's board of directors is scheduled to meet this morning to decide whether to extend the cash-and-stock offer that is set to expire on Friday.