Sentence examples for decided and in from inspiring English sources

Then, when we got the Brits to say "amen" to what we proposed, things were pretty well decided, and in the absence of a better idea, anyone with any clout went along with what the US proposed.

There was limited sailing in other areas off the coast, which raised hope that the Finn medals would eventually be decided, and in mid-afternoon the inaugural Olympic sailing medal race set sail with Ainslie and his main rival, Zach Railey of the US, jockeying for positions at the start.

He has said that Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court's 1973 decision establishing a woman's right to an abortion, was wrongly decided and in law school classes he has used Life magazine photographs of fetuses to set off student discussions of whether abortion constitutes the taking of human life.

The New York affiliate of the ACLU pushed to eliminate anti-abortion laws starting in 1964, a year before Griswold was decided, and in 1967 the ACLU itself formally adopted the right to abortion as a policy.

With this first decision, the majority of patients (72%) perceived that the doctor decided and in contrast to the other decisions, more than half of the patients (54%) did not achieve their preferred level of participation.

Women were not free to decide whether they wanted to work or not, it was the family members (in-laws and husband) who decided and in most cases used force and violence to make them work.

You, and your children, can decide and in the process tell Amazon which of the pilots should become series.

"In Israel," Baskin said, "they decided not to decide, and in recent months I took the initiative to push it again".

"In Israel," Baskin said, "they decided not to decide, and in recent months I took the initiative to push it again...... "I am mainly sad.

Thus, families and patients now get to decide, and in this case the family has, unwisely we might think, decided to demand the expensive drug.

Just make sure that you have a tiebreaking procedure decided and announced in advance.