Sentence examples for deciding details from inspiring English sources

Church authorities said they were still deciding details of the location of the tomb and ceremony but no kind of "state" event was anticipated.

James Ageros, representing the Tenant Management Organisation (TMO), played down the role the firm had in deciding details of material used in the refurbishment.

Volkswagen, which had been threatened with a separate lawsuit, formally announced that it would set up a victims' fund but would not decide details until September.

EU member states would be responsible for deciding on details, such as the type of sanctions, in domestic legislation.

The document release appeared to hit a snag on Thursday afternoon, as intelligence agencies were still deciding which details to keep redacted, according to NBC News.

The one outstanding piece of business in the implementation, though, is deciding the details of the new statewide educator evaluation system.

Analytical/Logical: Understanding your audience and the purpose for your email or report serves as the foundation for deciding which details to include and which to discard.

Deciding the details of these interventions required us to have a good deal of knowledge regarding PhilHealth's capabilities and capacity for policy change.

The main use is for deciding whether detail design features can be removed from a model, to simplify meshing and engineering analysis, without unduly affecting analysis results.

That could mean, for example, English MPs alone deciding the detail of legislation that affects England, with the whole UK parliament - including MPs from Scotland - deciding the broad principle.

"He's very, very hands on," Dickerson recalled, deciding every detail, right down to the placement of photos and size of the type.