Sentence examples for decide on the future from inspiring English sources

Fletcher's family has yet to decide on the future of his archive.

"They have abrogated their duty to decide on the future of the nation.

Ghayth Armazani, the BSS executive director, said on Tuesday: "We will need to decide on the future of our society.

"When they get an answer, they will decide on the future [of Labour in the government]", he said.

In 1947 it was the setting for a historic conference called by Britain to decide on the future of an independent Sudan.

Sunderland are still after Sol Campbell, but the 35-year-old will decide on the future when he returns from his honeymoon.

It's time for the manager to decide on the futures of some of England's stars; who should stay and who should go?

Given the men's ages, their resources and arguably enhanced opportunities, as MPs, to conclude such transactions, maybe it is not so remarkable that at least one of the parliamentarians deciding on the future legality of prostitution may also have been a sex buyer.

A novel problem he had to solve was deciding on the future of the movie "Brainstorm" (1983) after its star, Natalie Wood drowned while the film was being shot.

It doesn't have to be deciding on the future direction of the company, but consider how you set them tasks and work.

VH1 has not decided on the future of the other show, "I Love Money 3," which was set to make its debut in January.