Sentence examples for are decided by a from inspiring English sources

All questions are decided by a majority of the members of the Tribunal.

All questions are decided by a majority of the members of the Commission.

These are given to nonveterans and are decided by a lottery.

Many races at various levels, at least in the US, are decided by a few hundred or even dozen votes.

Actions are decided by a public show of hands, rather than by an atomising expression of private opinion.

The New York critics' prizes are decided by a notoriously complex method, sometimes involving three or four rounds of voting.

The awards, hosted by the World Technology Network, are decided by a process of anonymous nomination and voting by past winners.

But the Labour Party rankings are decided by a selection board drawn from national and regional executive committees.Labour's leaders are unapologetic about their method.

Most people also know that their own vote will count for little: British elections are decided by a handful of floating voters in a handful of marginal constituencies.

They are decided by a committee comprised of civil servants, professors, peers, experts and former MPs and then ratified by the Prime Minister and Queen.

"Our research has shown that the vast majority of business decisions are decided by a lopsided majority of 7 to 2 or more," she said.