Sentence examples for required to decide whether from inspiring English sources
But the judges were not required to decide whether Col. Muammar el-Qadaffi was involved or whom Mr. Megrahi took his orders from, and they did not pursue that.
It was one of these non-US Food and Drug Administration approved prototypes that eventually produced the ECG data his doctor required to decide whether Keenan needed an ablation or therapy.
The company added: "In conjunction with its tax, legal and financial advisers, Enterprise Inns is progressing the detailed analysis required to decide whether the board will recommend to shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting that Enterprise Inns should elect into the Reit regime".
The result was an unusual hearing, in which the five judges of the appeals court listened to four hours of arguments about an issue they would no longer be required to decide: whether Mr. Randal or any other war correspondent can be subpoenaed to testify before a war crimes tribunal.
However, the power mismatch calculation is again required to decide whether the DL is committed.
Oesophageal manometry may be required to decide whether compression is the cause of symptoms in these patients.
We found a strong relationship between DD (i.e., severe math difficulties) and fear, especially when children in this group were required to decide quickly whether problems in all four procedures were correct or not.
The arbitrator would be required to decide within 100 days whether to keep or fire the teacher.
Before you can begin searching over various channels, you need to decide whether you require the services of an interior designer or an interior decorator.
That is a significant shift and considerable leverage for the Yankees, whose prior lease, which would have expired at the end of the year, required them to decide whether to stay by the end of this season.
The state has ended a day-old program that required pharmacists to decide whether poor and medically needy patients should pay a fee for prescriptions that had been free.
