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

It will be up to the new City Council, which has yet to be sworn in, to decide whether to try to override the veto.

Earlier that summer, a PET scan had revealed that, in addition to her lung cancer, she also had thyroid cancer, which had spread to the lymph nodes of her neck, and I was called in to decide whether to operate.

"The law does not permit a health insurer to agree to provide coverage and then wait until a claim comes in to decide whether to pay for the medical care a policyholder needs," he said in a written statement.

Thus, from the individual point of view, in trying to decide whether to enroll in a single trial, the most rational behavior is not to cooperate.

Unesco's world heritage committee will meet in June to decide whether to list the reef, which is in declining health, as "in danger".

In response, WHO officials are meeting on Friday in Geneva to decide whether to declare an international health emergency.

It will be in the spotlight again when Scotland votes on a referendum in 2014 to decide whether to become independent or remain part of Britain.

In order to decide whether to incorporate an instrument as an outcome measure in clinical trials, assessment of all of these properties is important.

July 2008 ICC meets in Dubai to decide whether to ban Zimbabwe but does suspend them.

He and his neighbours were meant to have a vote in 2011 to decide whether to join the south.

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