Sentence examples for decided by its from inspiring English sources

While it is understandable that the government wants its cases decided by its judges because it will win, the Constitution granted people protections from the government.

Where it goes from here will be decided by its success at the Golden Globes and the Oscars.

That it may be done in Pennsylvania was decided by its Supreme Court in this case.

It warned against leaving British policy to be decided by its coalition allies.

It is also averred in the answer that, when the bridge company constructed the bridge, it was the settled law of Kentucky, as decided by its court of appeals in Bridge Co. v. City of Louisville, 81 Ky.

Unfortunately, Maaloula's fate was not decided by its residents alone.

In the end, it will be Congress who decides, by its financing of the Army Corps, how high a surge New Orleans will be protected against.

Given a point on the surface, its visibility with respect to a given camera can then be decided by comparing its projected depth value into the image plane of the given camera with the corresponding depth value stored in the Z-buffer.

Their story "World Cup votes for sale" published in October 2010 eventually forced FIFA to conclude that future contests to host the World Cup will be decided by all its 200 members rather than a small executive.

This weekend's ballot will be decided by representatives of its independent societies and affiliated organisations – who hold 22% of the vote – and others voting on behalf of its regional membership boards making up the remaining 78%.

That raises the awkward possibility that the future of the treaty, seen by many as essential for the European Union to go forward, could be decided by one of its most vociferous critics.