Sentence examples for determination whether to from inspiring English sources

That decision could affect the N.B.A.'s proceedings and the union's determination whether to decertify.

We're focusing on reviewing this decision and making a determination whether to appeal or retry the case".

He said that in July, the police department "authorized desk officers to conduct an evaluation of the vehicles and make a determination whether to impound it or not.

NBC had renewed Homicide for a second season to assess how the show performed in the Nielsen ratings and make a determination whether to continue the series.

Within the next year, NOAA Fisheries will conduct an in-depth analysis of the Northeastern Pacific great white shark population and make a final determination whether to list it as threatened or endangered.

"Whoever is the governor can call us in for a special session, and the legislature can make a determination whether to respond to that call," explained state Sen. Mark Miller (D-Monona), who leads the Democratic caucus.

Finally, determination whether and to what extent these recommendations are currently applied in daily practice might not be accurately assessed with the chosen methodology; practice audits such as the Assessment in Rheumatology (AIR) project are better suited to answer the question.

Fina said a meeting had been called tomorrow in Buenos Aires by the South American Soccer Confederation to make a final determination about whether to move the 12-nation tournament, scheduled for July 11-29.

If she decides such a move is warranted, the federal rule-making process is initiated, in which public input is sought and the president makes a final determination on whether to execute the proposal.

"We have commissioned an independent study by the RAND Corporation that is due late this spring, and we will make a determination about whether to continue this program based on the results of that study".

After reviewing the secretary's responsibilities under the election law, Judge Lewis ordered her to withhold determination of whether to waive the statutory deadline for filing returns until she gave due consideration to all relevant facts and circumstances consistent with the exercise of sound discretion.