Sentence examples for whether to hand over from inspiring English sources

And the more you know about how hotels set rates and determine discounts, the better you can decide whether to hand over your credit card or continue the hunt.

Ultimately, it is up to the judges whether to hand over the cases against Mr. Qaddafi and Mr. Senussi to the Libyans.

Typically, corruption inquiries are initially carried out by party agencies, which then decide whether to hand over the matter for criminal investigation.

The Daily Telegraph reports on Wednesday that the party has handed over the donation details and the commission will hold a meeting to decide whether to hand over the money.

Under Polish law, if the court rules in favour of the extradition request, it will then be passed on to the justice minister who will make the final decision on whether to hand over Polanski to the US authorities.

So now Congress has to decide whether to hand over the island anyway, a favor that will be far more difficult politically now that the island has been declared to be worth more than $300 million in the federal budget.

Kilgrave - better known by fans as the Purple Man - has the power to control other people's minds, to compel them to do whatever he wants, whether that is to hand over car keys or jump off a building.

The separate super PACs raised eyebrows from political consultants and other campaigns, who wondered whether it made sense to hand over so much control to donors.

That line of questioning figures to be key to his defense at his upcoming trial, which is scheduled to start Sept. 5, and Judge Brian Cogan is now poised to decide whether to require the prosecution to hand over information that Chapo's legal team says could plant seeds of doubt about his guilt in the minds of potential jurors.

He may have the economic qualifications and eurozone connections, but the question is whether the Berlusconi coalition is willing to hand over the reins to a non-elected leader.

"And research tells us that people have a different response to handing over cash as opposed to handing over a card, whether it be a debit or credit card.