Sentence examples for whether to operate from inspiring English sources

Bob McDonnell (R) wrote to Sebelius that states like his were about to face "considerable uncertainty" over "whether to operate state exchanges, or let the federal government take on that task".

The choice he then faces is whether to operate in the UK or not.

Doctors want to see if the swelling will go down before deciding whether to operate.

Indeed, states choose whether to operate government insurance funds or to require employers to purchase coverage from private companies.

The surgeon, he says, exists only to operate (or, sometimes more challenging, to decide whether to operate).

Surgical performance begins well before the operating room, with the choice made in the clinic of whether to operate in the first place.

"Ultimately, absent a safety issue, determination about whether plants continue to operate are really going to come down to economics," Mr. Jaczko said.

The Megaupload indictment reminds companies that how they manage copyrighted material on their sites could determine whether they continue to operate freely or face legal consequences.

"Although in that individual, things may not have worked out, you have no insight into whether the decision to operate was appropriate".

Surgeons can also use patient-specific risk estimates to decide whether or not to operate and what options to offer patients.

The critical management decision in pediatric pancreatic injuries involves whether or not to operate on patients with grade II or III injuries.