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

Microsoft has seven days in which to decide whether to ask the justices to hear an appeal.

NTL has a 30-day grace period in which to decide whether or not to make the interest payment.

Under Argentine law, Judge Speroni now has 10 days in which to decide whether to file criminal charges against Mr. Cavallo and bring him to trial.

Ten free agents have four days in which to decide whether to sign with their 1985 clubs or take a chance on the great unknown; that is, what may be out there for them after their former clubs no longer can sign them.

Instead, the league approved the Rams to leave, and gave the Chargers a one-year window in which to decide whether to be the second L.A. team.

After doing so, they will have a 10-day period in which to decide whether or not to participate.

A breathing space in which to decide when – and indeed whether – to leave the European Union.

This symposium, which gathered well-known experts on the Inquisition from around the world, is intended to provide the Pope with a historical basis on which to decide whether in 2000 the church should also repent for acts committed during the Inquisition.

While Syrians account for 50percentt of the 380,000 estimated refugees who arrived in Europe this year, many of them fleeing a situation in which Britain had to decide whether to intervene militarily, they are but part of a more complex, international picture.

They were then given a scenario in which they had to decide whether to have a fictitious child vaccinated for a fabricated disease.

Here we use a go/no-go categorization task in which subjects have to decide whether a previously unseen photograph, flashed on for just 20 ms, contains an animal.