Sentence examples for deciding questions from inspiring English sources

The lieutenant governor's duties include presiding over Senate debate and votes and deciding questions about procedural matters.

That motion must be sustained as we must look only to the certified record in deciding questions presented.

It would certainly have had major implications for the way we had been collectively discussing and deciding questions of great importance.

I have no doubt about the validity of the initiative or the referendum as an appropriate method of deciding questions of community policy.

The importance of cavalry in medieval warfare led to the marshalship being associated with a command position; this rank came to include the duties of keeping order at court and in camp and of deciding questions of chivalry.

Kennedy is rejecting the ideals of the conservative judicial revolution; far from reducing the role of the Supreme Court in deciding questions of social policy, Kennedy has enlarged it.

Mr. Apploff noted in the Thursday statement that the Post-it Notes question "was not the deciding question in their game".

We ordinarily will not decide questions not raised or litigated in the lower courts.

Unlike an ordinary jury, the senators would decide questions of law as well as fact.

It is not a criminal case and will not decide questions of liability.

The federal court would decide questions like these: Is John Doe enrolled in the local Blue Cross health plan?