Sentence examples for have decided whether to from inspiring English sources

Internal affairs investigators will not be able to question him until prosecutors have decided whether to file criminal charges.

In a rational world, he would stand aside until the German authorities have decided whether to bring charges.

By then, he should have decided whether to keep the state's pledge to spend about $1.25 billion in highway tolls on the commuter-train tunnel.

In China, senior officials usually face police investigations only after party investigators have finished their inquiries and political leaders have decided whether to seek criminal punishment.

But not all of the creditors of Excite, which has filed for bankruptcy protection, have decided whether to support the agreement.

The statements were to go to the review board, which would then have decided whether to present the matter to law enforcement.

Technically, the fugitive offenders ordinance would allow Beijing to step in after Hong Kong had decided whether to surrender Snowden.

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

Terry's sanction does not come into effect until he has decided whether to appeal or not.

Laura still has not decided whether to have the baby, but heads off to university anyway.

Many employers have not decided whether to comply early.