Sentence examples for decide separately from inspiring English sources

In that situation, Mr. Mann asked, would Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush engage in a series of recriminations or even lawsuits, or would they decide, separately or together, to accept the verdict, however flawed, and move forward?

MPs will vote on legislation in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland will decide separately on whether to implement any change in the law.

They could also decide, separately, to introduce their own form of the individual mandate, as officials in at least some states are already talking about doing.

Israel will act to remove that obstacle, in a manner, at a time and in a way that will be decided separately".

But 18 civilian defendants were acquitted, and the judge ordered that the case against 19 police officers, accused of dereliction of duty, be decided separately.

While this would be decided separately from the treaty negotiations, Britain could withhold support if its concerns about the tax are not met.

— DAVID LEONHARDT Republicans seem to have decided, separately or collectively, to praise President Obama's decision to authorize the mission that killed Osama bin Laden — before criticizing Mr. Obama on nearly everything else.

Like the FSF, the FATF found that supervisors in OFCs often lacked expertise, good information and the mechanisms (and sometimes also the will) to exchange it.Both bodies decided, separately, that the way to prod OFCs into action was to name and shame them.

For example the approval and reimbursement of PGx tests is decided separately in each province, leading to long delays for adoption of the technology.

Charles wanted to use the possibility of marriage to gain leverage in negotiations relating to the war, but William insisted that the two issues be decided separately.

As a state legislator, he declared slavery a "wholly local and domestic" matter, to be decided separately by the residents of each state and territory.