Sentence examples for deciding itself from inspiring English sources

But the digital rights group La Quadrature du Net said it would be concerned if Facebook started acting as "some kind of private police" by deciding itself which images should be hidden.

According to the Guardian, another question asked who should decide the rules around whether or not the adult man should be allowed to ask for such pictures — with responses ranging from Facebook deciding the rules on its own; to getting expert advice but still deciding itself; to experts telling Facebook what to do; and finally to users deciding the rules by voting and telling Facebook.

Rather, the intentionality of deciding is intrinsic 'a nonrelational and essential feature of the act of deciding itself' [1998: 163].

Usually it doesn't need to be: the matter decides itself.

If a deal is not agreed, Greece could decide itself what, if anything, to repay its creditors - in effect, default on its debts.

Now we introduce positive entry costs F, and address the generalization such that from a certain time T ˜ on, firm 2 can decide itself whether and when it wants to enter.

Instead it handled the matter internally, deciding for itself what punishment was appropriate.

"If each congregation is deciding for itself, some of these decisions will dilute the ability of this worldwide group of people to promote its vision worldwide".

With each state deciding for itself whether or not to use force, war may break out at any time.

Another interviewee stated that "We have scattered islands, each organization decides by itself; health insurance by itself, the Medical Association by itself and the Ministry of Health by itself" (Int #10).

"But each family must decide for itself".