Sentence examples for decided on issues from inspiring English sources

What this all suggests to me is that the election is going to be decided on issues rather than personalities.

Sinopec's board said in a statement on Monday that it had given Mr. Fu "full authority" to decided on issues related to the current fund-raising.

Indeed, the race is less likely to be decided on issues than on the candidates' personalities and on whom they have befriended or offended over the years.

Even as he jabbed at Mr. Lazio, the president made the case that Mrs. Clinton's Senate race and Vice President Al Gore's bid for the presidency should be decided on issues, not attacks.

The race to represent Illinois's 11th district will be decided on issues such as taxes and health care reform, not federal funding for research.

For example, if the steering committee is deciding on issues involving Ways and Means, the Ways and Means chairman would vote.

The union argues that the panel can only decide on issues about which it has received evidence.

Contentious issues are referred to smaller contact groups, which then decide on issues and report back to the larger gathering for approval.

Others, despite rules intended to forbid the practice, indicate how they would decide on issues like the death penalty or abortion.

According to the Constitution (which was itself ratified by a loya jirga in 2004), such a council can be convened "to decide on issues related to independence, national sovereignty, territorial integrity as well as supreme national interests".

"In the next 15 years, the courts are going to decide on issues very vital to our lives, such as whether campaign finance reform survives, whether choice survives, affirmative action survives, the status of the environment.