Sentence examples for to be deciding whether from inspiring English sources

In an instance involving at least one American bank, these people said, prosecutors have discovered evidence of such self-dealing, and were said to be deciding whether to bring indictments.

As of late last night, the Calgary Flames were believed to be deciding whether to trade either of their best players, Jarome Iginla or Chris Drury, to trim their payroll.

"Most people, I think, in this country -- and in Texas, certainly -- believe that six months is too late to be deciding whether or not these babies should be aborted or not.

It has yet to be decided whether those affected would be entitled to a war pension.

It had yet to be decided whether Australia would become a permanent participant, the European Broadcasting Union said.

It is yet to be decided whether the Justice Department will file criminal charges against JPMorgan over mortgage securities.

A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed that it remained to be decided whether it is safe for Harry to remain in Afghanistan now that news has broken.

It has yet to be decided whether questions will be posed by presenters or members of the public in the audience.

Arbitration is usually, but not necessarily, confidential, and it would need to be decided whether claims submitted to the scheme should be public.

For ENMs available as a powder, it has to be decided whether application via stock suspension (wet application) or via powder (dry application) is recommended.

In the first step of the test strategy, it has to be decided whether or not the nanospecific test procedures presented here have to be followed.