Sentence examples for whether to handle from inspiring English sources

It can put off a decision about whether to handle or decline, by any of a number of actions, but most commonly by signaling another condition, resignaling the same condition, or forcing entry into the debugger.

Anyway, Ceus was caught in no man's land, somewhere between trying to decide whether to handle the ball outside his penalty area or making ill-timed preparations to head the ball.

The sweeping scope of the waivers outlined by the administration could reopen the debate over whether to handle noncitizen terrorism suspects as wartime prisoners rather than as criminal defendants.

A British art dealer,  Charles Roberts, searched the register's database last month while trying to decide whether to handle the sale of the Matisse and found that it had been listed as stolen in May 1987.

Later in the game you'll apparently be able to choose whether to handle various situations as Bruce or his alter ego, but the opening 30 minutes are a much more tightly directed.

But Mr. Bush has not decided whether to handle an agreement as a treaty, which would require a two-thirds majority in the Senate for ratification, or an executive-legislative agreement, which would require a majority vote in both houses.

Backers of the age stipulations argue that younger teens don't have the maturity to make an informed decision about whether or not to handle dangerous chemicals.

Different schools may handle exit counseling differently, but whether you have to handle it in person, by mail, or online, it's an important step in understanding your debt.

We're always talking about Infrastructure, about whether we're equipped to handle this highly abnormal presidency, evaluating whether it's always been bad and we just started noticing, or if it's actually the worst it's ever been.

As we saw then, however, the question was not whether America had the capacity to handle the situation but whether it could organise an effective rescue that would stick politically.

Some students and professors question whether it is possible to handle so much growth so quickly.