Sentence examples for be able to decide rather from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the health secretary Andrew Lansley wrote to all the 211 CCGs pledging unequivocally that they individually would be able to decide, rather than ministers or the NHS regulator, Monitor, when to put contracts out to tender.

"Americans bishops want to be able to decide this on their own, administratively, rather than going through the judicial process" spelled out in church law, said one Italian canon lawyer at the Vatican.

Mr. Louden said the university wanted to give students more opportunities to develop research and communication skills, to study abroad and be able to decide on their profession while working on their degree rather than upon leaving high school.

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

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

Local chapters would be able to decide whether to admit gay scouts.

Worse, thinking they should be able to decide for themselves on important issues.

From September, headteachers will be able to decide which members of staff get rises.

However, inexperienced users may not be able to decide correctly.

This implies that the robot would not be able to decide whether and where to grasp the tool.

One should not be able to decide which the embedding key was.