Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Under current law, each Member State is free to decide whether to use body scanners or not.
• She queries over and over whether to use their real names or not.
• This clause is a 'may' provision and Member States are able to decide whether to make use of it or not.
• As no quantifiable levels (> 5 ng/ml) of imiquimod are detected in the serum after single and multiple topical doses, no specific advice can be given on whether to use or not in lactating mothers.
• The register shall have two lists of traditional specialities guaranteed, according to whether or not use of the name of the product or foodstuff is reserved to producers who comply with the product specification.
• Parents will then be free to decide for themselves whether to use the device or not.
• It's whether they choose to use them or not.
• It is therefore up to the petitioner whether to use it or not and whether to communicate to the Committee the outcome of his or her eventual demarches to SOLVIT.

• Everyone has an Evil Bone in their body, but we choose whether or not to use it.
• The Commission has confirmed that farmers should be free to choose their own system of production and whether or not to use genetically modified plants.
• Whether or not to use the HTTP proxy for webseed connections.
• Should an EU framework be proposed, Member States will still continue to choose whether or not to use security scanners.
• No, it will be a crucial factor in the decision of every consumer regarding whether or not to use electronic commerce.
• It is up to the communication media whether or not to use this material.
• It's not just a question of whether or not to use violence.
• If you are unsure whether or not to use this medicine contact your doctor or pharmacist for advice.