Sentence examples for decide in which from inspiring English sources

In the end, the prime minister "will have to decide in which direction he is going," he said.

They were asked to testify at a hearing to decide in which part of Minneapolis pornography could be sold.

They collect information on the physical properties and chemical composition of the soil they are growing through and use that to decide in which direction to continue growing.

Today individuals, as well as multinational companies, can decide in which country to base their websites, thus creating competition between jurisdictions.

The Romney campaign is using the summer to take stock of the electoral map and decide in which states to invest its time and resources.

"There is a huge tide flowing and you can decide in which direction you want to swim," he told the Guardian in an interview.

Her biggest challenge is deciding in which direction to go.

"To some degree, foreign policy is all about deciding in which direction you'd rather be wrong," Beinart wisely observes.

The advertisers will soon begin deciding in which series to buy billions of dollars' worth of commercial time — and which to bypass.

In deciding in which countries to permit production, the company relied heavily on the World Bank's Governing Indicators, which evaluate performance on issues like government effectiveness, rule of law, accountability and control of corruption.

The later subjects were not studied in depth; humanism was by its nature against encyclopaedism, but it brought out the relations between the disciplines and enabled students to know many subjects before they decided in which to specialize.