Sentence examples for deciding affairs from inspiring English sources

I should not be deciding affairs of the Danish state.

When is a person too old to decide her affairs?

Despite the various efforts aiming at ensuring that communities participate in deciding about their affairs including health issues, operationalization of such efforts is poorly done.

At length, to decide the affair, 'twas agreed That to counsellor Owl they should straightway proceed..

In the closing stretch, having pulled into contention on the winds of a strong following breeze, the Italians again converged on America One in another crossing maneuver that would decide the affair.

That means deciding defense and foreign affairs and maybe some others, but those themes that Tibetans can work [with] better".

Indian Affairs is deciding what bills they will pay and which bills they won't pay from the provinces.

So says Whitman, the political novice who seldom bothered to vote and was never involved in public affairs before deciding, one fine day, that she really should start at the top.

What I know is that community participation is the process of involving people in deciding about their own affairs.

Nagging is like being in a falling rock zone where rocks frequently tumble onto your relationship and chip away at love where as deciding to have an affair is like triggering an avalanche.

A lesbian deciding to have an affair with a man--the premise would seem to offer Roth some good opportunities to needle and offend, evoking as it does the politically thorny question of the mutability of sexual desire, not to mention a leitmotif of straight male porn.