Sentence examples for because they were decided from inspiring English sources

The payments were considered unlawful because they were decided by people without the appropriate authority, the accounts say.

Because if they're deciding I'm the next big thing, they can decide that someone else is the next big thing.

They're deciding because they've got a hell of an idea of how to do this part.

The ultimate control, because in that moment in time they're deciding who will live and who will die".

No reasonable person argues that female judges of reproductive age should be disqualified because they will be deciding a case which "substantially affect[s]" their right to have an abortion.

Those people did not want their names published because they are still deciding if they want to come forward.

They didn't give me a full list of every category that they're planning to expand into — in part, it seems, because they're still deciding themselves.

No, because they were the ones who decided they should go forward.

Federal judges, who opposed the bill because they were overburdened, may well decide to give civil class actions a far lower priority than criminal cases or lazily dismiss them on technicalities.All this explains why the new Senate Minority Leader, Harry Reid, claims that the bill "slams the courthouse door on a wide range of injured plaintiffs".

They were not reported because it's been decided that we have defeated the hooligan problem.

"Because games are decided, careers are decided, on those measurements".