Sentence examples for decide how much time from inspiring English sources

According to [regulations] it is for the referee to decide how much time remains.

1. Setting up a business committee, without a government majority, to decide how much time is allocated for bills.

The inspectors, he said, should decide how much time they need to produce a final report for Security Council evaluation.

The judge, at the hearing or in a chambers conference, will decide how much time he is willing to devote.

You can decide how much time you put in – you give as much as you can give".

Now, the three judge panel will decide how much time the four Rio employees will serve for pleading guilty to taking at least some money.

This week, he talked to the Book Bench about how he decides how much time to spend on a given project.

Paul Friedman, executive vice president of ABC News, said deciding how much time to devote was up to the networks.

In its filing last week, the government said the court, in deciding how much time Mr. Pellicano should spend in prison for the weapons offenses, ought to "properly consider" his "uncharged criminal conduct" in the Busch case.

To the consternation of prisoners, pressure groups and senior judges, it is the home secretary, not the judges, who decides how much time murderers spend in jail.The home secretary's power to determine sentences dates from the abolition of the death penalty in 1965.

The New York Stock Exchange is considering extending its trading hours, but it has not decided how much time it might add, NYSE Chief Executive John Thain John Thain said today.