Sentence examples for whether or not to lay from inspiring English sources

In fact, we had it on good information that the board was set to meet two days before the next earnings announcement on Jan . 29to decide whether or not to lay off 10 to 20percentt of the workforce (i.e., at least 1,400 people).

Eighteen-year-old Brayden Bushby was later charged with aggravated assault, but the Crown and police are now reviewing the pathology report to determine whether or not to lay additional charges.

Although private-sector employers haven't been able to give polygraphs to applicants since 1988, federal judges have discretion in whether or not to admit lie detector results as evidence.

The Sarajevan looked at me intently, as if deciding whether or not to do me in for my obvious lies.

Law enforcement has jurisdiction on whether or not to arrest people, and prosecutors also have some discretion about whether or not they'll lay charges, Alves pointed out.

The days of good weather and people lounging on the green will go by whether or not you choose to lay out in the sun with the others.

These sites were examined to see whether or not they lay in catalytically important regions of the protein.

The trial will provide high quality evidence as to whether or not lay support (POW) offered to women identified with social risk factors improves engagement with maternity services and reduces numbers of women with depression.

Whether or not John Wayne is lying to us about his wife's murder is one of Paling's pranks, in a story that has more of Raymond Chandler about it than it does of the wild west.

It would be a stunning illustration of the decline of American political standards if the American people don't care whether or not their president lies to them.

This technology is crucial to the game's interrogation mechanic, which requires players to use suspects' facial reactions to questioning to judge whether or not they are lying.