Sentence examples for decided about what from inspiring English sources

Despite such threats, he said, nothing has been decided about what to do with the material.

On her show, she is so definite about everything, so exacting, so decided about what should and shouldn't be.

In an interview today, the commission chairman, David Mason, said the commission was far from decided about what the new rules would say.

Whatever is eventually decided about what Father Mansfield did or did not do at Mr. Martinez's funeral, the suit poses the further issue of what legal responsibility the archdiocese has for his actions.

There are lots of questions to be decided about what happens next – how we live after Brexit, what our relationship will be with the remaining states of the European Union".

That means uncertainty and delay at times of distress, the opposite of what an effective crisis-prevention regime demands.It is especially disappointing that nothing has been decided about what rules to recommend to, or require of, emerging-market economies when it comes to controlling their foreign-currency liabilities.

In any case, she said, "I'm the one who decides about what gets published and what doesn't in any venue".

"One of the weird things about being CEO of 38 Degrees is that I don't actually get to decide about what we campaign on," he adds.

One side tends to think that this is all a natural outgrowth of the Bill of Rights; there is a right to privacy; the government should keep its nose out of the bedroom; a woman has the right to decide about what goes on in her own body.

Conservative Christians often describe secular humanism as "setting mankind above God"—by which they mean humans decide about what is moral, not God as He reveals himself through Scripture.

Get enough people independently deciding about what's important and what's not important, and a consensus suddenly emerges.