Sentence examples for decided through the from inspiring English sources

He or she will be decided through the quirky process of state primaries and caucuses.

By failing to consider major changes in the town and village courts, he said, "the state has decided through the Legislature not to change the system".

Mr Hughes said, "We decided through the ballot box to storm the Labour citadel, and we've done it - the Alliance has shown that the people are ready to trust us and are ready for a new start".

The supreme court also ordered that payments must be stopped to people who did not suffer "actual injury traceable to loss" from the spill until cases have been properly heard and decided through the judicial process.

The 2010 Tour is the second to be decided through the courts in only five years; the 2006 race winner Floyd Landis was also deprived of victory following a positive test for testosterone.

For instance, in 2002, about one-third of all applications were decided through the appeal process.

They have vowed to have nothing to do with any nominee, on the grounds that the people should decide through the next president who will enter the White House in January.

That's one of the key features of the reforms - it's up to local people to decide, through the elections, what kind of PCC they want.

Having received the BW-REQ messages sent by SSs, the BS must decide, through the scheduling algorithm, how many slots are provided to each SS in the subsequent uplink subframe.

How to decide through the various types of communication how something might go or how a problem can be resolved.

In the Your Art Gallery model the marketplace decides, through the rating, voting system, and contests, which artists have the most visibility".