Sentence examples for decide individually from inspiring English sources

Players will have to decide individually whether to re-form close personal ties with Solo, Wambach said.

The resolution did not specify what those punishments might be, and it will probably be left to each Arab state to decide individually.

The limited partners, who are scheduled to meet Thursday with John Harrington, the Red Sox chief executive, can decide individually if they want to sell their shares.

Mr. Lynn said he expected the expansion of his channels' hours to take time, because there were hundreds of cable systems that had to decide individually whether they wanted to take advantage of the change in law.

But health experts disagree on whether women in their 40s need routine screening, or whether they should decide individually, in consultation with their doctors, based on risk factors like their family history).

If Senator John McCain were the nation's principal in chief, there would be an even larger program of federally financed vouchers, but states would decide individually whether to use standardized tests to make high-stakes decisions about who could get the vouchers.

The State Supreme Court voided the award, saying each smoker's damages must be decided individually.

"Every case is decided individually based on the facts and the law".

One of the more unusual involved people who had seen the movie "Schindler's List" and decided individually that they wanted to become Jewish.

(Baptist churches are autonomous and each decides individually whether to offer retirement plans; small congregations often lack the financial resources to do so).

Even for a couple both aged 24 or more, the permit would not be automatic; cases would be decided individually.The Danes are also making it harder for foreigners to come to Denmark to join family members already there.