Sentence examples for decided by a large from inspiring English sources

The winners were decided by a large group of industry peers, and their choices displayed caution and consideration (The deserving Hannibal Buress won one of the few awards for live stand-up).

Mohammad Reza Khatami, the party leader and younger brother of President Mohammad Khatami, said that his Islamic Iran Participation Front had decided by a large majority not to take part in the poll.

Like last year, the winners will be decided by a large panel of experts.

The very next month she enrolled at Wesleyan Academy (later Wilbraham & Monson Academy), which she found more to her liking: "It was decided by a large majority in our literary society the other day," she reported to a brother, "that ladies ought to mingle in politics, go to Congress, etc. etc".

Parliament decided by a large majority, following a passionate debate in February in Brussels, not to subscribe to these sanctions and today, with such a small minority, with so few present, we are subscribing to these sanctions.

We have now seen the results from Spain, which put us all in a better position, not only as regards the referendum campaign but also by making it clear that a great nation has decided by a large majority in favour of this political project.

Beyond that, there are six states that while decided by a larger margin in 2000, were described by analysts and aides to Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry as potentially in play this year: Arizona and West Virginia, followed by Delaware, Colorado, Louisiana and New Jersey.

The Paris administrative tribunal said the case needed to be decided by a larger college of judges, and it would announce its decision at the end of the month.

The Virginia governor's race was decided by a very large voter turnout in urban areas for the Democrat, Ralph Northam.

Since 3 percent of cases decided by a verdict at trial constitutes a large number in such a big firm, Professor Gillers said, and because they have won most of those cases, it legitimized the campaign tagline, "Winning serious injury lawsuits since 1972".

Parsons' sentence was decided by a jury.