Sentence examples for whether to sue from inspiring English sources
To Sue or Not to Sue BBspot has "obtained" a decision flowchart that the recording industry uses to determine whether to sue someone for illicitly downloading music (O.K., it's a parody).
She said she had not yet decided whether to sue.
Dr. Kratov told journalists at the Tverskoi Court that he had not decided whether to sue.
The final decision on whether to sue will be made by November, Mr. Mangieri said.
Wingfield said that the family has not yet decided whether to sue the hospital.
They have not decided whether to sue, said the family lawyer, Michael C. Manning.
Asked whether he intended to sue, Justice Raffaele said, "At this point, no, I don't".
Mr. Tankleff was asked whether he planned to sue the authorities in Suffolk County for wrongful arrest.
Diane Carter has retained a lawyer but would not say whether she intended to sue.
Downing Street also refused to say whether Cameron intended to sue Ashcroft for libel, or to discuss allegations that the prime minister knew about the peer's non-domiciled tax status the year before it was publicly revealed.
Starting from the premise that Facebook had been "deceived" by other players in the data misuse scandal it's embroiled in, the congressman wondered whether Facebook intends to sue Cambridge Analytica, professor Aleksandr Kogan and Cambridge University — perhaps for unauthorized access to computer networks or breach of contract?
