Sentence examples for are able to decide from inspiring English sources

Trees are able to decide, have memories and even different characters.

Tinder users are presented photos and profiles of people in their area – the app uses GPS – and are able to decide if they are interested in that person.

One line of evidence is that people are able to decide within a fraction of a second how attractive they find another person.

"The condition is that we are able to decide on a completed new program for Greece," she told reporters during a visit to Nigeria, Reuters reported.

"How does the way that judges are selected play or factor into the way that they are able to decide cases fairly in LGBT rights claims?" The six state courts with partisan elections issued a pro-LGBT ruling in 53% of relevant cases, according to Lambda Legal's findings.

NHS hospital trusts are able to decide without ministerial interference how much their senior staff should be paid but are expected to do so "with responsibility and sensitivity to the position of staff who are subject to national contracts and restraint over their pay".

Film-goers will now be able to decide for themselves.

Then and only then will they be able to decide whether it's a good deal.

But America has never been able to decide whether addiction is an illness or a crime.

A nation should be able to decide which skills are required.

But I want them to be able to decide for themselves".