Sentence examples for whether to summon from inspiring English sources

The German justice authorities are expected to decide whether to summon Mr Ecclestone to appear before a court to answer the charges against him by mid September.

The next step is for Hans-Joachim Eckert, the judge who heads the adjudicatory panel of the ethics committee, to decide whether to summon Platini and Blatter to disciplinary hearings.

Calvin Sims (NYT) MALAYSIA: MAHATHIR HEARING A Malaysian court will hold a hearing today on whether to summon Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad for a confrontation with his former deputy, Anwar Ibrahim, who is on trial for sexual misconduct.

At this distance of time, though, it would be extremely difficult to prove .John Whittingdale, chair of parliament's culture, media and sport committee, said he was consulting colleagues on whether to summon the director general of the BBC, George Entwhistle, for urgent questioning.

As a potential Hippolyta to Bill Clinton's Theseus, she faces the essential and infuriating dilemma of any female leader: whether to summon Amazonian strength, or whether to capitulate, and be damned for doing either.

Mr. Cho did not comment on whether he planned to summon Mr. Lee.

Although the High Court judge appointed as a coroner to sit in these certified cases would determine whether or not to summon a jury and what other measures would deal with the sensitive material, the bill remains silent on many important matters.

With a $38 billion budget shortfall, it is unclear whether California would be able to summon the financial wherewithal needed to replace its old books and improve instruction.

The $64,000 question as we venture into Six Nations territory is whether he will be able to summon the self-control which does not always come naturally to him, in the heat of the moment.

The horn sounds to summon.

"You have to summon all this energy".