Sentence examples for whether to revoke from inspiring English sources

No decision has been made on whether to revoke Williams's athletic scholarship.

A decision on whether to revoke the company's licence and prosecute will come in the autumn.

The Clinton Administration is also considering whether to revoke the pending licenses to all European Union companies.

The Food and Drug Administration appears to have postponed an expected decision on whether to revoke the approval of the drug Avastin as a treatment for breast cancer.

For consultants with a history of problems, he is weighing whether to revoke their access to the confidential information for as much as a year or more.

But Medicare officials are continuing to look into Theranos and deciding whether to revoke certification of its prime laboratory in California.

A growing number of prison officials and criminologists say they question whether this drive to revoke parole so quickly is good public policy or whether it simply drives up costs and diverts money from more effective treatment programs.

We need a central, independent regulatory body for foster care workers, along with a tribunal system to determine whether or not to revoke someone's ability to foster.

Rep. Doris Matsui asked Environment Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt point-blank last week whether he had plans to revoke the waiver the Obama administration granted to California to set its own auto emissions limits.

The council's Labour leadership said it would take legal advice on whether it was possible to revoke the award.

Similarly, the decision whether there was evidence to revoke an order under section 10 in the public interest had expressly been entrusted to the Minister by the Act.