Sentence examples for deliberations about whether from inspiring English sources
Ryan has not mentioned these home-front dynamics as a factor in his deliberations about whether to run for speaker.
Here's a chronology of Silver Lake's bidding history, stretching well back to the early days of Dell's deliberations about whether to go private.
The jury had convicted Mr. Hayes of capital crimes on Oct. 5. Deliberations about whether to impose the death penalty are expected to begin next week.
The deliberations about whether Mr. Daniels will join the Republican presidential race have elevated from whispers to headlines in recent weeks as fund-raisers, activists and party leaders have openly lamented the party's slate of candidates already in the race.
On Fenway's deliberations about whether to stay at Anfield – which they seem to be swaying towards – Mr Laws said: "Anfield is not as developed as some other clubs and that makes it very exciting for our guests from Asia.
But United States law enforcement officials said the fact that he was in custody did not affect their deliberations about whether he might be charged in this country in connection with the publication of leaked government documents.
At the same time, he's very young looking, and that may affect the jury's deliberation about whether his immaturity mitigates his blameworthiness.
When she was making "Lifeboat," Alfred Hitchcock, as Lobenthal puts it, fielded complaints "with his much-quoted deliberation about whether the matter needed to be referred to the makeup or the hairdressing department".
Scotland's chief legal officer has rebuked Vince Cable for intervening in Scottish prosecutors' deliberation about whether or not to take action against the directors of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) at the time of the taxpayer bailout in 2008.
Turnbull's relationship with his deputy, Julie Bishop, suffered a blow post-election when he very obviously hung her out to dry during the cabinet deliberation about whether or not to anoint Kevin Rudd as Australia's candidate to lead the United Nations.
