Sentence examples for could this be decided from inspiring English sources

How could this be decided?

"It would be missing the point to tie this to the wider constitutional settlement - this could be decided by Parliament in a matter of months," Mr Lansley says.

This could be decided where so many tennis matches are; in the head.

This could be decided by parliament and would not need a law change.

"The way the presidential and Senate races are coming down, this could be decided by a point or two," said Chris LaCivita, a veteran Republican campaign consultant who is close to Mr. Allen.

"At the end of the day, this could be decided by parochialism, and making sure each service does not lose equity, as much as on how best to manage the risk of force levels for Iraq and Afghanistan," said one Pentagon planner.

However, in a real world, this could be decided based on budget availability.

The ability to choose a method of accessing test results was valued by participants, and they appreciated being able to select a method from a range on offer to them, and that this could be decided at the end of the consultation with the clinician.

When consent is required for an elective procedure in a patient who lacks capacity, doctors tended to have a better understanding of the need to delay the procedure where possible than nurses, the majority of which felt this could be decided by the next of kin or two consultant doctors.

He said he would like to see all grammar schools turned into comprehensives but said this could only be decided at a "local" level.

This game could, instead, be decided by Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne.