Sentence examples for when deciding if from inspiring English sources

Mary, some questions to consider when deciding if it is time to relocate relate to your overall quality of life.

The Crown Prosecution Service would still "take it seriously" and would "take the views of victims, or their families, into account when  deciding if we should prosecute".

Interpretation of the EU guidelines falls to Ofcom, but the UK regulator must take them into account when deciding if there has been a breach.

The case centred on the issue of whether surface decoration ought to be considered when deciding if design rights have been infringed.

It is not for a parliamentarian to ignore the careful and measured approach of a judge when deciding if an injunction should be granted.

One of the main proposals in the new discussion paper is to ensure magistrates are fully informed of women's home circumstances, including caring responsibilities, when deciding if someone should be locked up.

Outside work, like at lunch with your closest co-workers, it's fine to occasionally mention highlights: "I've found my wedding gown!" Use tact and discretion when deciding which, if any, of your co-workers you want to invite.

When deciding which, if any, incidental genetic findings should be reported to individual study participants, it is important to consider the accuracy of the test results and the usefulness of the information to participants.

Consider your personal style when deciding when to shop: if you wear pants and t-shirts mostly, consider shopping in fall, that way, everything you want is on the regular racks in abundance.

But when deciding value, one should ask if higher pay will produce an equivalent return.

They've reduced the price of the Wi-Fire about $30 — it's now $79 online — which could make for a good aid when deciding when/if to get broadband to the hotel or even at home.