Sentence examples for deciding the same from inspiring English sources
Just as libraries decide which physical books to purchase and how many of each, we now will be deciding the same for e-books.
The decision will surprise nobody who opens We Need to Talk About Kevin, a story potent enough to scare some readers into deciding the same.
But there are other possibilities, which include McCulloch deciding to lift the gag order for grand jurors in the Wilson case, or a state court deciding the same.
After Hobby Lobby, you could even imagine the Supreme Court deciding the same thing on LGBT discrimination that it did in the Hobby Lobby case: that the administration already gave an exemption to non-profit religious groups on some forms of contraception, so why not allow the same for "closely held" for-profit companies?
Without getting into the merits of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's view that Roe v. Wade was right on the law but "it moved too far, too fast," it is wrong as the historical precedent for the Supreme Court to delay deciding the same-sex marriage issue.
The Middlebrooks construction of the ordinance was adumbrated in Smith v. City of Birmingham, decided the same day.
Welch felt he could not afford this (the Metropolitan Museum decided the same) and approached Arthur Houghton, a wealthy bibliophile.
Despite their status as a great institution, the Berliners decided the same boyish new broom would suit them as well.
It could be decided the same way under many different theories of the relevance of positive law.
