Sentence examples for authoritatively decided from inspiring English sources

He added: "This question has yet to be authoritatively decided but will shortly be considered further by parliament.

Save authoritatively to decide it here, there was no reason for granting the writ.

The issue of whether proximal fluid reabsorption is overwhelmed in Akita mice cannot be decided authoritatively due to the non-steady-state conditions and limited statistical power.

That, of course, was rock's first massively circulated bootleg album, and because his outtakes had been widely disseminated by bootleggers and pirates, Dylan and Columbia Records decided to serve them up in more intelligently and authoritatively assembled packages starting in 1991 with the first officially sanctioned "Bootleg" series release.

Chief Justice John Marshall thus authoritatively wrote in 1804 without dissent: "[I]t is for Congress alone to decide for war".

In deciding cases according to law, then, we have a responsibility to try to establish the existence and meaning of any purportedly authoritatively binding legal rules which have a bearing on the situation under consideration, and we do so by interpreting the decisions of law-making institutions in a way which accords with the intentions of those institutions in making the decisions in question.

Furthermore, the Senate candidate does not have the right to authoritatively determin whether the term is offensive, Yuen said. . "The person who uses the potentially derogatory term is not the one who gets to decide its appropriateness or impact.

Sin, doctrine, prayer and penance were all rigorously and authoritatively defined.

A judgment generally operates to settle finally and authoritatively matters in dispute before a court.

"No," said T, authoritatively.

Advances are seldom specified authoritatively.