Sentence examples for decided on the issues from inspiring English sources

"The election, then, should be decided on the issues," it said.

The election, Mr. Lehane said, will be decided on the issues, not balloon drops and rallies.

After the session, the two dramatherapists make notes on each pupil's contribution and responses before deciding on the specific issues to be explored the next week.

That is why deciding on the second issue - the rate at which you can afford to deplete your pension pot - is so important.

But the centre, while purporting to be an "open platform for the exploration of ethical questions", is largely decided on the issue of refugees in offshore detention: the brunt of their published content is overwhelmingly critical.

Asked whether the prime minister had decided on the issue, he replied: "Yes, he has.

Hence he favoured the 'local option' where local people decided on the issuing of liquor licences in their area, through their town councils (see Nicholson, 1985).

The provincial Liberal Party has not decided on the issue, but has said it is open to the process, while Québec Solidaire supports the request.

"And in the simplest of terms, that means one thing: the people do not decide on the issues.

They decide who will decide on the issues".

While the F.A.A. decides on the issues, it has granted the county permission to increase the tax it charges on tickets to $4.50 from $3.