Sentence examples for a question decided from inspiring English sources

The preferred type of self-determination, i.e., autonomy or statehood, is a question decided by the group itself.

Ideally, Dr. Malcolm said, students should be given the chance to do real research — to experience framing a question, deciding what kind of evidence is relevant and figuring out how to collect it.

Justice, and eventually even Kelbessa's freedom, would turn on a single question, decided by American judges, in American courts: What happened so long ago, in the country they both left behind?

The true test is not whether the record exhibits an express statement that a Federal question was presented, but whether such a question was decided, and decided adversely to the Federal right.

With the opportunity to ask the leave representative a question, I decided to focus on the rhetoric around migration.

If instead, we hobble our ethical discussions, how will such a question be decided?

Once he feels he can argue every side of a question, he decides, alone.

It was then a question of deciding whether the police used reasonable force.

Eventually, Lovett gave up the idea of being a journalist, because, he says, he would think of a question, then decide, That's none of my business.

I've been writing hard ever since I finished writing Hallows, so I've got a lot of stuff and I suppose it's a question of deciding which one comes out first.

And I suppose it's a question of deciding which one comes out first".