Sentence examples for whether to prolong from inspiring English sources

EU member states are to decide next month whether to prolong sanctions against Russia.

The other intended audience was the European Union, which on June 22nd will decide whether to prolong its sanctions on Russia.

So other European states will have to decide soon whether to prolong sanctions against Russia, which arms the rebels and continues to give them backing through covert paramilitary involvement.

The final whistle alone felt like bedlam, with Carlos Tevez and Sir Alex Ferguson contemplating whether to prolong an old argument, Gareth Barry screaming at Roberto Mancini, Rio Ferdinand nursing a line of blood above his left eye and Phil Jones, already booked for inciting the crowd, determined to milk the moment some more.

Johann Muller says he has yet to decide whether to prolong his Ulster career beyond this season.

At the end of the KD, patients were free to decide whether to prolong ketogenesis or revert to their standard diet (SD).

But by this evening, he said his client needed the weekend to decide whether she wanted to prolong what he said was already a painful ordeal.

Her family - husband Matt and daughters, 18-year-old Alex and Scottie, 10 - are left to deal with the fury and futility of vivid memories of this resented, adored woman and the impending decision of whether or not to prolong her life.

Two years removed from extensive neck surgery, Manning will undergo a physical examination in March – the same month in which he celebrates his 38th birthday – before deciding whether or not to prolong his career.

One has to wonder whether Microsoft wants to prolong a saga that has been going on for nearly a decade.

"His attitude is absolutely fantastic - he wants to win". Bellamy has refused to comment on whether he intends to prolong his international career with Wales beyond next Wednesday's friendly with Costa Rica, organised as a memorial match for former manager Gary Speed.