Sentence examples for been decided from from inspiring English sources

We shouldn't turn to them only when everything has already been decided from the office.

She confessed that, though the book's peculiar chronological structure had been decided from the first, the fate of some of her characters had only become clear to her as she approached the ending.

Thoreau denounced the absurdity of a court in Boston "trying a MAN, to find out if he is not really a SLAVE," when the question has already been "decided from eternity" (R, 92).

It's also most likely a move that has been decided from the top: the new NBCNews.com site will be a part of NBC News Digital, a new division led by Vivian Schiller, who joined NBC as chief digital officer from NPR in 2011.

Have you not realized, O mule of the Jews, that the battle cannot be decided from the air at all?

And no one could find the breakthrough in extra-time, meaning the tie was decided from the spot.

He also points to the "implicit paternalism in development policy" – too many programmes are decided from on high by people who think, "This is good stuff we are giving people, so they have got to use it".

The match at Cbus Super Stadium ended 1-1 athehendnd of regulation time and with no further goals added in the additional half-hour period the tie was decided from the penalty spot.

The Europas Grand Prix Award (to be decided from winners).

The values of the effective absorption ratio are decided from the previous experimental correlations.

All the sanctions are decided from the national federations and the IAAF gives the approval.