Sentence examples for members to decide whether from inspiring English sources

members to decide" whether China enters the global trade body, he said.

N.A.B.J. recently announced it would hold its own conference in New Orleans in 2012, forcing its members to decide whether they would attend one or both conferences.

The church declared in 2000 that it was up to members to decide whether to accept blood fractions like clotting factors that are extracted from plasma.

Although the committee technically does not allow individual members to decide whether something is an affront to Sharia, they usually act as they see fit.

"While it is of course a matter for individual PCS members to decide whether or not to support this strike, I hope they will consider carefully the impact that not turning up to work has on the services they deliver, their colleagues and the overall reputation of the civil service," he said.

He added that it was "for the council's elected members to decide whether or not to continue with the implementation of their plans, prior to the outcome of the secretary of state's consideration of the complaint and determination as to whether or not to order a local inquiry".

"It would be up to each member to decide whether the plebiscite accurately reflects the views of the Australian people, whether it reflects the views of their electorates and whether it is good or bad public policy in their view.

It's up to each member to decide whether the deal is fair or not, and if he or she is willing to accept it.

Next month Co-op members have to decide whether they want to be run by professionals or amateurs.

The members had to decide whether to grant immunity to four people to allow them to testify before the committee.

Former world boxing champion Hector "Macho" Camacho's condition has worsened after he was  shot in the face, with doctors and family members expected to decide whether to remove him from life support.