Sentence examples for making a determination whether from inspiring English sources

We're focusing on reviewing this decision and making a determination whether to appeal or retry the case".

He said that in July, the police department "authorized desk officers to conduct an evaluation of the vehicles and make a determination whether to impound it or not.

The International Atomic Energy Agency has told Iran that it must halt its uranium enrichment program before Nov. 25, when the agency would make a determination whether it is cooperating.

"The average criminal goes through a selection process, which may only take a few seconds, to make a determination" whether you will be a worthwhile target or not, he said.

The environmental agency is under order from the Supreme Court to make a determination whether carbon dioxide is a pollutant that endangers public health and welfare, an order that the Bush administration essentially ignored despite near-unanimous belief among agency experts that research points inexorably to such a finding.

The YouTube Copyright Tips page says only "Unfortunately we cannot make a determination whether your video qualifies as fair use".

The cloud provider must then make a determination whether if sufficient capacity is available to adequately service the new application once started.

One possible explanation for the decreasing effect size may have arisen due to perceived task differences: Experiment 1 is a simple matching task (the photos from study to test were identical), whereas Experiment 2 requires a participant to make a determination whether this different photo corresponds to the same person studied previously.

So AP editors had to make a determination whether her anonymous comments, along with additional reporting from sources, were enough to run the explosive story.

NBC had renewed Homicide for a second season to assess how the show performed in the Nielsen ratings and make a determination whether to continue the series.

"Whoever is the governor can call us in for a special session, and the legislature can make a determination whether to respond to that call," explained state Sen. Mark Miller (D-Monona), who leads the Democratic caucus.