Sentence examples for a deciding issue from inspiring English sources

But he said he did not believe Bin Laden's death would be a deciding issue in the 2012 campaign.

In truth, Republicans and Democrats are hardly sure whether this will be a deciding issue in any state, given how pressing economic concerns are, particularly in the swing states.

WhatsApp appears to be betting that three years after Edward Snowden's revelations rekindled a global debate over digital surveillance, consumers do care about data security as a deciding issue in which apps they will use.

Pipelines could be a deciding issue in certain ridings, like Burnaby North-Seymour, where opposition cuts across socio-economic lines.

She sidestepped a question about whether character would be a deciding issue in the race: "Here's the difference.

There's also the possibility that after 2018, Democrats figure they are better off just making positive tweaks to the ACA and stepping away from healthcare as a deciding issue for a while.

When he arrived in Moscow, Meshal said the issue of recognition of Israel was a "decided issue.

The Court said: “This disposition [Lucas] renders the merits in the present case a decided issue and thus one no longer substantial in the jurisdictional sense.” 427 U.S., at 530—531.

To the extent the defendant in the second suit may not win by asserting, without contradiction, that the plaintiff had fully and fairly, but unsuccessfully, litigated the same claim in the prior suit, the defendant's time and money are diverted from alternative uses—productive or otherwise—to relitigation of a decided issue.

This is the deciding issue.

Yet they were left out of having any semblance of a direct role in deciding issues that were of just as much importance to them as their elders.