Sentence examples for has decided whether from inspiring English sources

Gordon and Okafor are potential N.B.A. lottery picks, but neither has decided whether to turn pro after this season.

No matter what he has decided, whether to stay in China or to leave, he has made both the right choice and the wrong choice.

Left unsaid is whether the Obama administration has decided whether it would ever threaten retaliatory cyberattacks or military attacks after a major cyberattack on American targets.

"Up to now this has been impossible for free schools, whose proposals are not revealed until the government has decided whether to support their opening".

If Mr. Bush has decided whether or not to push the issue next year, he has not told anyone outside his inner circle.

However, the Chile international has given no indication he wants to move to Anfield and Suárez's transfer is unlikely to be concluded until the winger has decided whether to join Liverpool, another European club or to stay at Camp Nou.

By mid-May the university will have decided whether he can keep his doctorate.

So by Saturday, Richards may have decided whether he is bound for Manhattan.

That group would have decided whether the entire union membership would vote on it.

By then he will have decided whether he can finally take the headphones off for good.

But the factions do not appear to have decided whether settlers are to be treated as civilians.