Sentence examples for were to decide whether from inspiring English sources

Henceforth, each year the people were to decide whether to elect two patrician consuls or military tribunes with consular power who could be patricians or plebeians.

And imagine, as I always say, if "historians" were to decide whether the Nazi genocide of the Jews actually took place.

Then, or soon after, NATO's leaders were to decide whether to authorise planning for air strikes or other forms of intervention that would not involve sending troops into the province.

The announcement of the I.R.A. plan came just hours before Northern Ireland's political parties were to decide whether to accept a British-Irish package of measures given them last Wednesday in an effort to avoid the shutdown of the Northern Ireland Assembly.

Listeners were to decide whether X was more similar to A or B. All AXB triplets were presented ten times, five times with A = sibilant 1 and B = sibilant 14, and five times with the inverted reference frame, i.e. A = sibilant 14 and B = sibilant 1.

This meeting is to decide whether to strike.

The board was to decide whether the lockout is legal in Quebec.

Now the justices are to decide whether the Vermont law is constitutional.

On March 22, the board is to decide whether to adopt the proposal.

Of more immediacy is to decide whether to re-sign Takahashi.

He is to decide whether to grant bail by Oct. 3.