Sentence examples for deciding them from inspiring English sources

And who is deciding them?

Sentences, for example, seem inversely proportional to the amount of money paid to those deciding them.

He never lost a derby in Spain or Italy, often deciding them with bold decisions.

"In the past," Mr. Coffee said, "the cases have gotten settled or the courts have avoided deciding them".

Justice O'Connor scorns "grand unified theories"; she declares that the judiciary cannot prescribe "palliatives for societal ills"; she attacks her fellow justices for seizing upon cases as an excuse to philosophise, rather than merely deciding them.

These questions arose in federal courts around the country, with most deciding them as the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit did last September in a pair of decisions that the justices affirmed today.

And we — and they decide them together.

You decide them by the science".

"Because the court decided them as they did," she said.

"Our assignment is to report and explain issues, not to decide them," he said.

"Insofar as national events are decided," Mills wrote, "the power elite are those who decide them".