Sentence examples for be decided with any from inspiring English sources
Hume emphasizes the foundational nature of this project: "There is no question of importance, whose decision is not comprised in the science of man; and there is none, which can be decided with any certainty, before we become acquainted with that science.
With Ms. Rousseff coming up short, the election will now be decided with an Oct. 31 runoff.
In practice, the transition probabilities may be decided with a model-fitting approach such as those proposed in [16].
He however changed his mind, and the rules were changed to prevent cyclists from cheating: the 1905 Tour de France would be decided with a points system.
"The jurisdictional question, like any other question," Justice Antonin Scalia said, "is to be decided with deference to the agency".
Another 20 percent is to be based on locally approved measures of student achievement, to be decided with the union.
When a game is so close that it can't be decided with five full quarters of play, it should be reflected in the standings accordingly.
Whether they were mature enough to consent had to be decided with reference to their wide sexual experience, not just their age.The judgment has provoked uproar.
The exact format of O'Connell's new show is still to be decided, with Radio 5 Live inviting independent and in-house producers to pitch ideas and formats.
