Sentence examples for in order to decide whether from inspiring English sources

Someone told me to look at a director's past work in order to decide whether to take a part.

The court had granted the stay, hours before Mr. Tarver's scheduled execution, in order to decide whether to hear his case on the merits.

The United States and NATO at the time were trying to decide what to call the orgy of killings and rapes, in order to decide whether to intervene.

"If it is necessary to adjudicate on whether acts of US personnel were lawful … in order to decide whether the defendants violated the claimant's legal rights, then the court can and must do so," he said.

Mr. Leahy said that when the Senate returns to session next month, he would bring up what he called the White House's "dilatory unresponsiveness" with the Judiciary Committee in order to decide whether to bring contempt charges against the administration.

In order to decide whether the choir can perform the song, the school is now trying to "find some good individuals who maybe don't have a bias either way" who can provide us with some knowledge, Lee said.

The judge had agreed to hold a hearing on Aug. 27 in order to decide whether the First Amendment precludes an injunction from being imposed at all in this case.

However, the ESC said BBC managers had "processes and systems in place as safeguards" and that it would "consider any future content complaints as and when they arise in order to decide whether particular content breached a particular guideline".

In order to decide whether the observed discrepancy is substantial, performing a statistical test is required.

We use a t-test in order to decide whether the observed average treatment effect is statistically significant.

In order to decide whether a new treatment should be used in patients, a robust estimate of efficacy and toxicity is no longer sufficient.