Sentence examples for public to decide whether from inspiring English sources

She suggested there could even be open primaries to allow the public to decide whether a Labour, Lib Dem or Green candidate should contest a particular seat.

It should be for the public to decide whether programmes like Strictly or Bake Off, or stations like Radio 1 or Radio 2 continue.

And should we not put it to the public to decide whether they would like seven-day provision or improved access within existing GP hours?

It should be for the public to decide whether programmes like Strictly or Bake Off, or stations like Radio 1 or BBC2, should continue.

North Dakota lawmakers passed a resolution on Friday to allow the public to decide whether the State Constitution should assert that life begins at conception, a move that would essentially ban all abortions in the state.

The shadow culture secretary, Labour MP Chris Bryant, called for full details of the government's deal with the BBC to be published in order for the public to decide whether it represents a "good use of money".

It's up to a public body to decide whether to release taxpayer-funded data.

He stated his motivation plainly, saying, "The public needs to decide whether these programs and policies are right or wrong".

This month, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission will begin public hearings to decide whether the Cyclone deserves official landmark status.

In the letter, which was distributed by neighborhood groups, Ms. Munday, urged Carmel residents to demand a public referendum to decide whether the land should be sold.

Royalists are demanding a public referendum to decide whether to reinstate the monarchy, a move rejected by other political parties as well as the country's Maoists.