Sentence examples for deliberating whether or not from inspiring English sources

Labor officials, worried that Mr. Paterson would lose to a Republican in 2010, are deliberating whether or not to coalesce pre-emptively around Mr. Cuomo.

The assembly was deliberating whether or not to put the city's entire male population to death Cleon, a leather manufacturer, and a prominent figure in the assembly, argued in support of the execution.

The entire 30 minutes is dedicated to a version of 12 Angry Men where the jurors (played by the likes of Jeff Goldblum, Paul Giamatti, and Mad Men's Vincent Kartheiser) are deliberating whether or not Schumer is attractive enough to be on television.

The time and energy that is wasted deliberating whether or not to breach this damn is costing these whales their lives.

The argument for diplomacy is the same one a child tells him or herself when deliberating whether or not to rip off a Band-Aid.

"It's almost empty over there," one woman said to her three companions, as they deliberated whether or not to take off.

In case of the bystander effect, we restrict ourselves to the decision making behaviour of one individual (i.e., the person that will deliberate whether or not to intervene in some situation).

These genuinely altruistic motives (together with other egoistic motives) are taken into account by the individual agent in deliberating about whether or not to help.

The study comes as a federal judge in Winston-Salem is deliberating over whether or not to uphold a 2013 North Carolina voter ID law following a suit from the NAACP over the law's alleged discriminatory effects.

Students who are terrified of both losing a friend and the consequences of violating campus regulations or laws will spend precious minutes deliberating about whether or not to call for help.

For example, one vignette portrayed a junior resident deliberating about whether or not she should call her attending physician before giving a patient heparin in the middle of the night.