Sentence examples for deciding say from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the LDP's young turks could even have the deciding say in whether the party achieves an accommodation between its warring halves.

Deciding, say, to watch gymnastics rather than the track events, or even how elaborate the opening ceremony should be, is not exactly taking a stand.

First, Mr. Hopkins said, lexicographers translate words and structures according to the rules of the target language, deciding, say, what is a verb and what is a noun.

When it comes to interpreting the Constitution — in deciding, say, whether a university admissions office may consider an applicant's race — there is, frankly, no such thing as "law".

But Republican primary voters, for better or worse, may have the deciding say in the matter of whom it will be our responsibility to distrust, at least a little, over the next four years.

If you intend to hold chunks of cash for significant periods while deciding, say, what to do with a year-end bonus or monthly commissions that are piling up, yield should be a priority, Mr. Crane said.

A broad naturalist might decide, say, to give the natural sciences 2/3-weighting and semantics 1/3-weighting.

Once a solution(s) is decided, say something like, "There we go!

We decide," says Ken Feinberg, who runs the Gulf Coast Claims Facility.

"We decided," says Gowland, "that it was inappropriate for children".

"It is now up to our political leaders to decide," said the report.