Sentence examples for when deliberating whether from inspiring English sources

The argument for diplomacy is the same one a child tells him or herself when deliberating whether or not to rip off a Band-Aid.

This could be useful in surveillance and clinical management, especially when deliberating whether to start antivirals.

Perhaps these opportunities provide a platform for SPHs to consider when deliberating their capacity development plans.

While the investigation produced uncomfortable headlines, particularly when Christopher Christie was deliberating whether to run for governor in 2005, the windfall his brother earned on Wall Street certainly helped ingratiate him with party leaders.

Altruism is frequently cited by researchers and parents as a motivation for consenting to paediatric trials, but the weight of the obligation to protect one's child means it is unlikely that it is an overwhelming consideration when parents are deliberating whether to enter their child in a trial.

When the White House was deliberating whether Mr. Obama should cancel a meeting with Mr. Putin after Russia granted asylum to Mr. Snowden, Ms. Rice brought Michael A. McFaul, the ambassador to Moscow, into the debate among top officials.

Zimmerman's word about what caused him to shoot Martin may be the only thing the jury has to go on when deliberating about whether it was in fact a case of self-defense — we don't know yet if there are any independent witnesses to the start of the fight, and Martin, sadly, is not here to tell his side.

Prosecutors were deliberating whether to file charges.

While Jane and I were deliberating whether to return to the café, Afshar called again.

It's like deliberating whether Coke tastes better from a can or a bottle.

The judges in The Hague are deliberating whether to push ahead with the prosecution.