Sentence examples similar to deciding whether to maintain from inspiring English sources

It needs to decide whether to maintain emergency liquidity assistance that has been providing a lifeline.

The newly independent company had to decide whether to maintain its current growth path or commit to something new.

De Beers now had to decide whether to maintain its traditional functions or to embark on a new strategy.

Mr. Crowley said the administration would decide whether to maintain troops in Bosnia "based on what needs to be done, as opposed to an arbitrary pullout date".

Others stop paying and disappear, leaving the clinic to decide whether to maintain the embryos free or to get rid of them.

Motorola has not decided whether to maintain an online microsite for gay and lesbian customers, "but we hope to," Mr. Williams said.

They saw the battle as a matter of survival because state officials would decide whether to maintain or expand state subsidies for the health care industry.

"Colleagues would then have the opportunity to decide whether to maintain the status quo, or to introduce a new rule on the subject".

"There comes a point in parenting," she writes, "where we must decide whether to maintain the status quo or, armed with new information, choose a different course.

Urban planners are increasingly interested in agriculture around cities and have to decide whether to maintain or not areas of agricultural land use within and close to growing cities.

As investor demand for ESG information that can be used in financial analysis continues to grow, the SEC must decide whether to maintain the status quo or to actively promote better disclosure of material ESG information in some form.