Sentence examples for decided in writing from inspiring English sources

Little was decided in writing.

Make sure that an agreement regarding payment is reached and decided upon in writing before you actually start working.

Influenced by the naturalist William Bartram, he decided in 1804 to write on North American birds.

Though the later of the cases was decided in 2002, he wrote that he had not fully appreciated their significance until he read an article by William J. Trach, then a student at Harvard Law School, in the February Harvard Law Review.

"I agree with Rich Cordray: This needs to be decided in the courts," Warren wrote.

While recovering he read widely, was attracted to the works of European existentialists, and decided on a career in writing.

"Our fate was not decided in Normandy or in Belgium," wrote Sartre, "but in the USSR".

In Terry v. Ohio, decided in 1968, Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote for the Supreme Court: "... in justifying the particular intrusion, the police officer must be able to point to specific and articulable facts which... reasonably warrant that intrusion".

Fed up of having to correct words like "people" and "place" I have decided to ban these words in writing.

Boswell decided to take his time in writing the Life but to publish his journal of the Hebridean tour as a first installment.

When the Tories decided Gove's future lay in writing newspaper columns, Rees-Mogg bethehouseuse on the completely useless Andrea Leadsom.