Sentence examples for call to decide from inspiring English sources

It's not their call to decide what's in the public interest or whether that differs from what the public is interested in".

These are legitimate aspects of the story that unfolded more than two decades ago, but some parents will have to make a judgment call, to decide whether these descriptions might be inadvertent reinforcements of the contemporary fears of a child who is already burdened by today's headlines.

He added: "It's always a big call to decide where your future lies, particularly when you've been with one club for a significant period.

The ECB's policymaking governing council delayed until late afternoon a conference call to decide how long to go on keeping Greek banks afloat.

Mr. Marwat said a meeting had been called to decide whether to suspend or continue the polio vaccination campaign.

He spoke at a special board meeting yesterday, called to decide what to do about the flood of withdrawals.

State officials have been called to decide if the fountain may be more properly characterized as a water park-like pool.

The Las Vegas court hearing that ended on Thursday was called to decide where the full case should be heard – the US or Macau.

History provides the stage, the chosen called to decide.

It was like a global tribunal had been called to decide what the proper distinction between "trousers" and "pants" was.

In cases of disagreement a third reviewer was called to decide.