Sentence examples for decide a matter from inspiring English sources
Then the members will decide a matter of genuine import: Which of these sports will join the Olympic Games in 2020?
It is the function of a court when asked to decide a matter which is within its jurisdiction to decide that matter according to law.
Plainly, this argument cannot support the assertion that only some citizens (those in a particular portion of the polity) ought to be able unilaterally to decide a matter that will affect all citizens of the polity.
Now, the long-term implications of Roberts's refusal to use Chevron are complex, because it suggests that whenever the Court decides a matter is economically and politically significant, it can override an administrative agency's interpretation of the law.
The rising number of cases filed with the Supreme Court seems to suggest that "litigants (likely rightly) feel that even if the high court has decided a matter it is increasingly worth appealing the same case to the Supreme Court," the report says.
While there is no way of knowing why the three dissenters did not pick up a fourth vote from Justice Rehnquist or any of the other five justices, one hint came in Justice Breyer's reference to concerns that "we face the serious embarrassment of deciding a matter that would directly affect our own pocketbooks".
In the US, assignments that require input from multiple people, or brainstorming sessions where the group decides a matter, are generally loathed.
Beyond the issues of potential gross inequities in bargaining power, questions may also emerge about how far the NFL's internal decision makers, once selected, may stray from traditional notions of the judicial process when investigating and deciding a matter.
The MoD should decide as a matter of urgency to no longer prescribe Lariam but use some other malaria prophylactic".
-- Bennet, who says he's inclined to run for president and will decide in a matter of "weeks," represents an antidote to the Democratic Party's leftward lurch.
The Irish Republic and British Governments said today that they would decide in a matter of days whether to expel Sinn Fein, the political wing of the Irish Republican Army, from the Northern Ireland peace talks.
