Sentence examples for decided in terms from inspiring English sources
There may be a case for what the coalition has decided in terms of hastily concocted defence cuts.
The proper use of mined land must be decided in terms of local physical and socio-economical conditions.
If Rangers do not complete the season and their remaining fixtures, it is impossible to predict what will be decided in terms of a final league table.
The number of cycles was decided in terms of clinical staging, histological grade, clinical and pathological response, apoptosis index, and biological markers such as hormonal receptor status, Ki-67 index, and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (Hexpressionssion.
The connection of mobo with CPU is decided in terms of the CPU socket type.
Where you look will depend both on what you've decided in terms of the type of relationship you're after (romantic, casual, friend, etc)., how you want to connect (online or real life) and what level of interest you're hoping this Trekkie-star crossed girl will have.
Regardless of what you decide in terms of shelling out for "professional" workshops, I can tell you one thing for sure - no one ever became a great photographer by following a list of rules.
She sought clarification from the DPP as to what they might decide in terms of prosecution should her husband travel with her – it is presumed to Switzerland – in order that she might have an assisted death.
The cases decided in the term's closing days on the rights of the detainees labeled "enemy combatants" by the Bush administration provided striking evidence for this appraisal.
And what Johnson has decided, in no uncertain terms, is that while Augusta National may invite a woman to be a member sometime in the future, it definitely won't be before next year's Masters in April.
It issued 79 decisions (with the remaining cases to be argued and decided in the next term), up slightly from the 73 decisions in the previous term but many fewer than the 150 or so that the court routinely decided in the 1980's.
