Sentence examples for whether to ground from inspiring English sources

In deciding whether to "ground" a vehicle and not rent it, Enterprise relies on the automaker's expertise, she explained.

The near-miss might give President Clinton reason to delay his decision on whether to break ground on the system.

Mr. Clinton is expected to decide this year whether to break ground on the project.

As Wisconsin's governor and public employees square off in the biggest public sector labor showdown since Ronald Reagan fired striking air traffic controllers in 1981, government employees' unions in a range of states are weighing whether to give ground on wages, benefits and work rules to preserve basic bargaining rights.

A spokesman said the MoD had not yet decided whether to deploy ground based air defence systems during the event.

THE QUESTION OF whether to open ground combat positions to women has sparked decades of controversy, but attitudes and government policies are evolving.

13 Earlier reviews have tried to determine whether HEMS, compared to ground emergency medical services (GEMS), improve mortality and morbidity, although morbidity was difficult to assess.

Whether Gordon can technically go to ground again when he has been to ground for over a year is a conundrum, but what a knot of contradictions this quarry is.

Now he said he is willing to undergo specialized tests that the clinic's doctors ordered because, whether they find a link to ground zero dust or not, "at least maybe they can help me".

However, speaking in Riyadh, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir also said late Sunday that the decision whether to have a ground component on the ground is up to the US-led coalition.

Abdallah Higazy, for instance, was held for a month before being charged with making a false statement to government investigators about whether he owned an air-to-ground transceiver found in a hotel across the street from where the World Trade Center had stood.