Sentence examples for be decided at a from inspiring English sources
The substantive case will be decided at a later date.
It will now be decided at a meeting of European ministers, probably in March.
The issue is to be decided at a meeting of European Union ministers on Oct. 24.
The costs of the remaining two will be decided at a later hearing.
Whether a further appeal will be allowed will be decided at a later date.
The amount of compensation due to Gillespie will be decided at a separate hearing.
The matter would have to be decided at an appellate court, he said.
Of course, that will be decided at an early stage when the association does its best to get out of the case.
The ultimate result of the St Leger at Doncaster will be decided at an appeal hearing in the basement of the British Horseracing Authority's offices in Holborn after a dramatic renewal of the world's oldest Classic.
In short, the situation, which may be decided at an EU summit in the Belgian town of Ypres next week, is a mess.To minimise the damage of his expected defeat, Mr Cameron's advisers are urging him to prepare a "plan B", consisting of the concessions he would hope to wring from his European counterparts by way of consolation.
The U.S. secretary of state, John Kerry, said on Monday that the Obama administration has been considering new steps to increase support for the Syrian opposition and hasten the departure of President Bashar al-Assad, and that some of them would be decided at an international conference in Rome this week.
