Sentence examples for deciding whether to handle from inspiring English sources
This surge in 25(OH D orders has been a challenge for clinical laboratories deciding whether to handle this testing in-house or as send-outs to commercial reference laboratories.
Anyway, Ceus was caught in no man's land, somewhere between trying to decide whether to handle the ball outside his penalty area or making ill-timed preparations to head the ball.
A British art dealer, Charles Roberts, searched the register's database last month while trying to decide whether to handle the sale of the Matisse and found that it had been listed as stolen in May 1987.
But Mr. Bush has not decided whether to handle an agreement as a treaty, which would require a two-thirds majority in the Senate for ratification, or an executive-legislative agreement, which would require a majority vote in both houses.
"Who knows how many reports of waste, fraud and abuse have gone unheeded and unaddressed?" The inspector general concluded that the housing finance agency's failure to address or effectively track complaints "was largely the result of its inability to decide whether to handle consumer complaints, and how to address those complaints it decided to handle.
Those deputy juvenile officers have authority to make arrests; decide whether to handle a case informally or formally; act as advocates for victims; conduct investigations; and play a key role in deciding whether to bump a case up to adult criminal court.
Deciding whether to accept a proposed network, handled by a "decider" component.
Deciding whether to refinance can be complicated.
Europe's calculus in deciding how to handle Trump is bound up in the question of whether he will serve one term or two, and whether his "America First" approach will survive beyond his presidency.
