Sentence examples for decided by a process from inspiring English sources

Many researchers think that which cells live and which die is decided by a process similar to natural selection.

The awards, hosted by the World Technology Network, are decided by a process of anonymous nomination and voting by past winners.

The programme of more than 500 discussions and debates is decided by a process of consensus involving regular meetings of people from more than 20 countries.

Conservatives can fairly protest that the gay marriage issue should be decided by a political process, not by unelected judges.

The winners are decided by a voting process that includes current MLS players, MLS coaches and club officials and press and broadcast representatives.

I was therefore dismayed to read his statement that "conservatives can fairly protest that the gay marriage issue should be decided by a political process, not by unelected judges".

No matter which Gonzalez you side with as we reach the opera's finale, this 6-year-old boy's fate should have been decided by a legal process in which the warring adults, not the child, do all the public sparring, in court or on TV.

And Nicholas Soames said a future decision on the UK's relationship with the EU should be decided by an "orderly process" and not by "prejudice or pub rhetoric".

Every procedure, every process, is relentlessly scrutinised, which is why, for example, every job interview lasts 30 minutes and offers of employment are decided by a peer-review process rather than by the most senior manager present.

In a Channel 4 interview last week, he said Labour's national executive committee was examining plans for the policy on Trident to be decided by a new "consultative process".

The formal selection of the chief is decided by a complex voting process involving state party leaders, who drifted strongly for Clinton over Sanders in the presidential primary.