Sentence examples for whether to tap from inspiring English sources

"I can decide whether to tap someone's phone.

Meanwhile, Mr. Rajoy has been debating whether to tap the European Central Bank's new bond-buying program.

Mr. Rajoy has been debating whether to tap into a new bond-buying program proposed by the European Central Bank.

Mr. Rajoy is debating whether to tap into a new bond-buying program agreed to last week by the European Central Bank.

Since early September, Mr. Rajoy has been weighing whether to tap into a new bond-buying program announced by the European Central Bank.

So with prices rising and the election ever nearer, a furious debate broke out within the administration about whether to tap the 570-million-barrel strategic reserve, a legacy of the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo.

"Only he knows whether he wants to tap that or not".

But you would still decide whether you wanted to tap into the data, how you would use it and with whom you'd share it.

Asked by German business daily Handelsblatt whether Dublin needed to tap the fund, the head of the International Monetary Fund said: "We are not expecting it... We are ready in case we need to contribute".

So while President Obama decides whether or not to tap into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, here are some songs to play at the pump to help lower your own personal misery index at least a few cents at a time.

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