Sentence examples for deciding whether to recognize from inspiring English sources

That means investors should be careful in deciding whether to recognize long-term gains to take advantage of the new capital gains rate of 15percentt, Mr. Kess said.

MTV and its parent company, Viacom, will now decide whether to recognize the union voluntarily and begin collective bargaining talks, or demand a secret-ballot union election.

Americans who will be witnesses to the Palestinian conduct in the negotiating room will then have to decide whether to recognize such a declaration or to keep this conflict festering on and on.

Episcopal bishops will decide this summer whether to recognize relationships between people of the same sex.

Currently, states can decide themselves whether to recognize out-of-state licenses.

Bridget Coontz, the attorney who argued on behalf of the state, said Wednesday in court that in the supreme court's historic June decision, the justices also found that states have the right to decide for themselves whether to recognize gay marriage, and Ohio voters decided not to in 2004.

After the paperwork has been filed, you'll have a court hearing, during which a judge will decide whether to legally recognize the adoption.

The marriage would not automatically be considered valid by the federal government or other states, which would probably have to decide on their own whether to recognize a Massachusetts gay marriage.

One can only hope that the judge who is responsible for deciding whether to approve the GBS settlement will recognize that the class whose rights he or she will be adjudicating include hundreds of objectors whose issues have yet to be addressed in GBS 2.0.

When using an allowance, whether it was received for free or purchased, a firm loses the opportunity to sell that allowance, and thereby recognizes this "opportunity cost" in deciding whether to use the allowance.

Or governors deciding whether to grant clemency?