Sentence examples for be decided and would from inspiring English sources

Mr Maskey said the terms of the inquiry would have to be decided and would be subject to legal advice.

In the next few weeks, his successor would be decided, and Bob would "retire" to private life.

Governance details would need to be decided and ideally would involve library consortia, universities, learned societies and research funders.

The debate was was decided and shelved: The Big Fundamental would never decline.

This could be decided by parliament and would not need a law change.

"I thought this would be decided now, and I could tell you whether I agreed or disagreed.

The IOC said on Monday that any doping violation would be decided by CAS and that a decision would come very quickly after analysis of a B sample.

The chairman of the planning board, Michael McLaughlin, reminded the audience that nothing would be decided at the meeting and that more would be held.

Temple dealt with this realization, partly, by renunciation and dedication: she would be celibate, she decided, and would make science her whole life.

If the job were to be decided solely on merit and experience, his would be the strongest claim.

Decisions about amount and criteria would be decided by an independent arbiter, with recipients much more in the driving seat.