Sentence examples for decided under from inspiring English sources

My parents had sent me to Kaimuki Intermediate, I later decided, under a misconception.

Mr. Racicot decided under criticism to stop any lobbying work while he was party chairman.

These difficult issues are better decided under the umbrella of [closed material] proceedings and not otherwise".

Cases decided under Delaware law, including Hexion Specialty Chemicals' recent MAC claim against Huntsman, have interpreted such clauses strictly.

And some of these elements, they wrote, should be decided under the auspices of the International Maritime Organization instead.

The program has not been popular in its few years of existence with less than a dozen cases decided under it.

It's hard to decide under what heading to file this: racial progress or what still needs to be done.

Referendums of governmental authorities take place when a president, cabinet, or legislature decides, under preregulated conditions or ad hoc, to call a popular vote on a particular issue.

The supermarket is still mulling whether to return with a new bid and has until the afternoon of 2 February to decide under takeover panel rules.

The clerics are deciding under American military threats, although there were signs that the decision could be delayed until Friday or later.

Raja followed his father into the law, studying first in Beirut and then in London, returning to the West Bank and deciding, under his father's tutelage, to survey and catalog every military occupation law in the West Bank.