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President Clinton had vowed to veto the spending bill if the restrictions on family planning groups remained, but the agreement leaves it up to the next president to decide, through executive order, whether to spend the money or continue the limits on abortion-related activities of family planning groups that operate in foreign countries.

Variables that may be under police control include: The decision whether to seek an emergency protective order, whether to take photographs, whether to make an effort to locate additional witnesses, whether to make an arrest, whether to list more than one charge, and whether to complete the investigation and write a report the same day, or not.

Participants can choose how much of each stage to complete and in what order, and whether to do it solo or in a team.

Apple is still waiting for a final order on whether to comply from the judge there.

David Cameron said Attorney General Dominic Grieve would review the report as quickly as possible in order to decide whether to apply to the High Court to order new hearings.

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

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.

As you know, members of the Senate have indicated their intention to seek documents about my service in the White House in order to judge whether to support me.

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.

Consequently, in order to decide whether to make an explicit and comprehensive informed consent, to ex ante consider individual acceptability may not be the right way.

Let's say a student or postdoc tries to replicate a reported result in order to decide whether to pursue a new line of investigation.