Sentence examples for decided on questions from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, he was the chief warlord and decided on questions of war and peace (as in ancient Sumer).

Rather, some people say, the issue will be decided on questions of sovereignty and national interest.

These results may be useful to policy-makers when deciding on questions of universal screening implementation for perinatal depression.

The 8th Party Congress in March 1919 instructed the Central Committee to elect a new Politburo of five from its ranks; its formal role would be to decide on questions too urgent to await Central Committee deliberation.

They may help the Supreme Court decide on questions such as the standard for determining intent, and the need for burden-shifting to defendants to justify the plan if a clear violation is found.

We have to decide on questions like do we spend the money to go to a trade show or do we invest in a sales team, advertising, or marketing?

Decide on question categories for each episode.

After the remixing of the songs started, Benitez noted, "We decided on basic questions like 'How loud should the drums be?

In his June 29 column, David Brooks says: "This election will apparently be decided on the question of whether it was worth it to go to war in Iraq.

They deadlocked on whether this constituted "fair use".Either way, though, the jury decided on the question of fact: if copyright works in the way Judge Alsup told them to assume, then Google was indeed guilty of infringement.

Mark Lemley, a law professor at the University of California at Berkeley who has followed the case closely, said yesterday, "it's not a real victory" for the industry because the case was not decided on the question of what would happen if companies carried through their threats of lawsuits.