Sentence examples for ultimate decision on whether from inspiring English sources

The ultimate decision on whether the executive order is lawful will not come quickly.

The project requires State Department approval because it crosses an international border; Mr. Obama has said that he will make the ultimate decision on whether it gets built.

The ultimate decision on whether Charlotte could bring back the Hornets name would not be up to the team regardless of what New Orleans decides.

Among the potential sources of tension is the Treasury's ultimate decision on whether it will buy troubled mortgage-backed securities from non-American banks.

But while the new museum policy now accepts 1970, it leaves the ultimate decision on whether to buy or accept such objects up to individual museums.

The ultimate decision on whether to add an approval for breast cancer will be made by the Food and Drug Administration.

The ultimate decision of whether to require a monitor weighs the projected costs of the monitorship (both monetary costs and burden on the company's operations) against the clear benefit derived from it.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 — On the campaign trail, Rudolph W. Giuliani has made the case that while he believes that abortions are wrong, he thinks the ultimate decision of whether to have them should be up to women, and not the government.

"There are a lot of reasons to do this, even if you haven't made the ultimate decision of whether he should stay or go," he said.

While governments and officials led the boycotts, the ultimate decision of whether to compete was left up to the individual athletes in many nations.

The article said that the office was still considering indicting the president and that his impeachment would not affect the ultimate decision of whether to prosecute.