Sentence examples for deciding from inspiring English sources

The two supreme court justices thought likely to cast the deciding votes, Anthony Kennedy and the chief justice, John Roberts, appeared deeply sceptical of the government's contention that healthcare regulation is a special case that gives Congress the power to oblige individuals to obtain insurance.

As the Italian senate was deciding to expel Berlusconi following his conviction for tax fraud, the man himself was addressing a rally of his supporters outside his home in Rome.

Žantovský recalls the practical headaches of deciding who got what, just like the average divorce but rather more complicated.

Senna finally joined Williams himself for the 1994 campaign, with Prost deciding to retire as he refused to be his team-mate again.

Folk said he will talk with his client before deciding whether to appeal.

Having struggled through her previous three rounds, all of which went to a deciding set, the world No1 ripped apart the fragile game of Italy's Sara Errani 6-1, 6-3 and stands two wins away from a 20th grand slam title.

Deciding on a leadership style and then projecting it consistently is just as important.

In deciding what to remove search engines must also have regard to the public interest.

As Robertson argues, states which have signed up to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child have an obligation to take into account the interests of children of prisoners when deciding on sentences.

Perhaps more disconcerting than the result itself for Ranieri are reports of a stand-up row with Mauro Camoranesi at half-time, as the winger reacted badly to being substituted, and of the goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon deciding to simply walk out of the dressing room during said argument and return to the pitch ahead of his team-mates.

Their trip to Russia will go a fair way to deciding whether they will top Group F, and to avoid defeat they will surely have to improve on their last away performance, an ignominious 2-1 win over Luxembourg.