Sentence examples for ultimately decides whether to from inspiring English sources

Both the mayor and the governor -- the man who ultimately decides whether to raise fares and knows the political risks -- decry the very idea of an increase.

But Justice Page noted that the Senate, ultimately, decides whether to seat a candidate, and suggested that the court's eventual ruling might merely be "an advisory opinion".

The Railroad Commission will ultimately decide whether to renew the company's permit.

The superintendent, Vice Adm. Michael H. Miller, will ultimately decide whether to move ahead with a court-martial or drop the case.

But he said his son would ultimately decide whether to apply for the draft or to stay in school.

Cuyahoga County prosecutor Timothy McGinty issued a statement saying a grand jury would ultimately decide whether to charge the offices.

A Swedish court will ultimately decide whether to proceed with the charges, Ms. Ny said, as well as whether Mr. Assange should be detained or freed on bail.

I think to some degree I do want to say to them, 'Give me another chance.' " How would he ultimately decide whether to run?

Horowitz will ultimately decide whether to uphold baseball's 211-game suspension of Rodriguez, reduce the penalty or simply throw it out.

But the 19 NATO ministers who will ultimately decide whether to deploy the full force are concerned about the status of the cease-fire.

It comes as Mr. Bruno's lawyers are preparing an appeal of his conviction before a federal appeals court, which will ultimately decide whether to throw out the conviction or order a new trial in Federal District Court.