Sentence examples for deciding on the case from inspiring English sources
It could be a true case of sexual assault with no hard evidence (perpetrator confession, biological evidence or a witnessed incident), without which the legal authorities finds difficulty deciding on the case.
"I've talked to the vice president, and I asked him if he could be the one to decide on the case," he said recently.
Either way, the reconstituted Civil Chamber would then decide on the case, with a decision ready by 2007.
The shadow business secretary, John Denham, had questioned whether Hunt was a "fit and proper person" to decide on the case in the light of "previous comments he has made" about Sky and the planned deal.
Her complicated feelings about that, and her own childlessness, are stirred when she is asked to decide on the case of a 17-year-old Jehovah's Witness who refuses life-saving medical treatment.
A Barcelona judge had asked the European Court of Justice to decide on the case of a Moroccan man evicted from his home and unable to pay off the balance of a 138,000-euro (£120,000; $180,000) mortgage.
In Rowling's statement, she notes: "I had not anticipated [Gailbraith] making the bestseller list a mere three months after publication (indeed, I had not counted on him ever being there!)." The London High Court decided on the case.
Carr was joined by Cynthia Davis of the National Action Network, who announced that the Garner family will hold protests outside the courthouse every Tuesday and Thursday until Judge Garnett decides on the case.
