Sentence examples for years to decide whether from inspiring English sources

Massachusetts law gives Nguyen 15 years to decide whether to pursue legal action.

The 38 other states will have up to three years to decide whether to adopt the new rules.

Mr. Blankenship said he was giving himself five years to decide whether his venture was a success.

So converting early in 2010 gives you almost two full years to decide whether you're pleased with your strategy.

I wanted my name off because they had 10 years to decide whether I belonged or not.

The Ushers, who live in Central Florida and own a weekend house in Seaside, now have two more years to decide whether to sell or build in WaterColor.

She declined to give any details about the program but said banks would have one year to decide whether to accept the American offer.

The lawyers' findings could allow work on a defense system to begin while giving Mr. Clinton and his successor another year to decide whether to abrogate the treaty.

Many large insurers are closely watching what happens in the first year to decide whether to more aggressively pursue new markets.

The agreement sets a price of $75 million for the two plants and gives LIPA a year to decide whether to go ahead with the purchases.

Airbus has until the end of the year to decide whether it has enough orders on hand to make the project feasible.