Sentence examples for decide on questions from inspiring English sources

We have to decide on questions like do we spend the money to go to a trade show or do we invest in a sales team, advertising, or marketing?

The 8th Party Congress in March 1919 instructed the Central Committee to elect a new Politburo of five from its ranks; its formal role would be to decide on questions too urgent to await Central Committee deliberation.

They may help the Supreme Court decide on questions such as the standard for determining intent, and the need for burden-shifting to defendants to justify the plan if a clear violation is found.

These results may be useful to policy-makers when deciding on questions of universal screening implementation for perinatal depression.

Decide on question categories for each episode.

On the one hand, he was the chief warlord and decided on questions of war and peace (as in ancient Sumer).

Rather, some people say, the issue will be decided on questions of sovereignty and national interest.

The Hillsborough inquest jury were asked to decide on 14 questions.

They, or a majority of them, shall be authorized, under such regulations as the Congress of the United States may prescribe, to hear, examine and decide on all questions touching the legality and validity of said claims, and shall, when a claim is allowed, issue a certificate to the claimant, stating the amount, distinguishing principal from interest.

And the president plans to leave it up to lawmakers, who are deeply divided on how to finance any infrastructure effort, to decide on key questions such as whether to enact a gas tax to pay for it or slash other types of spending.

One cannot attempt to decide on mathematical questions such as Goldbach's conjecture by using a mechanical computer which carries out operations at an increasing speed, as if it were a Turing machine.