Sentence examples for deciding on the question from inspiring English sources

But there may be many other instrumental considerations that play a role in deciding on the question of whether one ought to obey.

But he has decided to leave the house up until city leaders decide on the question of preservation.

Though the Christian Democrats did not openly decide on the question, the agrarian Centre Party saw the EU as a devastating threat to agriculture in Norway.

In his June 29 column, David Brooks says: "This election will apparently be decided on the question of whether it was worth it to go to war in Iraq.

They deadlocked on whether this constituted "fair use".Either way, though, the jury decided on the question of fact: if copyright works in the way Judge Alsup told them to assume, then Google was indeed guilty of infringement.

Mark Lemley, a law professor at the University of California at Berkeley who has followed the case closely, said yesterday, "it's not a real victory" for the industry because the case was not decided on the question of what would happen if companies carried through their threats of lawsuits.

"It is for Mr Hayatou to decide on the question of postponement.

In Maine, gay rights advocates went on offense for a change, placing a referendum on the ballot to ask voters to decide on the question of marriage equality.

8– 16 QPS are structured lists of prepared questions that prompt patients to consider novel topics before a consultation and decide on the question they would like to ask during the consultation.

The company decides on the questions asked and interprets the answers given.

These results may be useful to policy-makers when deciding on questions of universal screening implementation for perinatal depression.