Sentence examples for deliberations on whether from inspiring English sources

Before the jury begins its deliberations on whether Mr. Quattrone's one-line e-mail message on Dec. 5, 2000, was an effort to obstruct a government investigation into First Boston's handling of initial stock offerings, Mr. Quattrone will have one more chance to make his case.

Administration officials would speak only anonymously about deliberations on whether to try to abort the trial.

The American and British authorities told their citizens in the kingdom to watch out for terrorist attacks against them.Playing by the rulesGermany's Constitutional Court began deliberations on whether the early general election called by Chancellor Gerhard Schröder should be allowed.

A30 Independent Counsel Inquiry Robert W. Ray has asked some witnesses, including Monica Lewinsky, Linda Tripp and Betty Currie, to be reinterviewed as he winds up deliberations on whether to indict President Clinton after he leaves office.

Mr. Bakaly said today that the reporter had come to him with information he said he had learned from sources outside the office about internal deliberations on whether to indict Mr. Clinton.

— After boycotting his impeachment trial for three days, Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich announced Wednesday that he wanted to address the State Senate on Thursday before legislators begin deliberations on whether to remove him from office.

Last week, the state Supreme Court began deliberation on whether the state's charter school law is constitutional.

But unlike previous dalliances, Mr. Trump's deliberation on whether to challenge Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, would be far more than a public-relations trifle.

In these cases -- in Africa -- there was no lengthy deliberation on whether a "coup" was a "military coup".

After a near-15 hour deliberation on whether Tsarnaev should be put to death or spend life in prison for his crime, the jury of seven women and five men in the high profile and protracted case returned to the court Friday afternoon to announce their decision.

Only eight hours of deliberation on whether or not to hold these officers accountable is an insult, not only to Kelly Thomas, but to America's justice system that is supposed to be blind, unbiased and especially fair to the most vulnerable among us, even when the incident occurs in one of the most conservative districts in our country.