Sentence examples for decided issues from inspiring English sources

The Comitia Centuriata, instituted in about 450 bc as a military assembly, decided issues of war and peace, enacted legislation, elected consuls, praetors, and censors, and considered the appeals of Roman citizens convicted of capital crimes.

In three cases involving certificates of division, the Marshall Court decided issues of double jeopardy, but did not clearly rely on the Double Jeopardy Clause.

"People cannot see who is deciding issues," Mr. Shiozaki said.

Supreme Court Justices, however, are famously reluctant to decide issues they don't absolutely need to decide.

Mr Roberts favours legal minimalism: deciding issues on narrow grounds wherever possible.

Hawthorns marked moots, or assemblies to decide issues of local importance and manorial courts.

Politicians who can't rely on polls will have to decide issues on their merits or vote their consciences.

Deciding issues like those raised in the suit, he said, "is what courts do" and have done for two centuries.

The move by Parliament was partly a bid to assert new powers to decide issues concerning European security jointly with E.U. governments.

"We decide issues on their merits according to the rules and regulations governing the securities industry regardless of whether the requesters have an S.E.C. background or not".

The move by the European Parliament was partly a bid to assert new powers to decide issues concerning European security jointly with E.U. governments.