Sentence examples for decision will say from inspiring English sources

Only a future Court decision will say.

China's reaction to a tribunal's decision will say much about its approach to international law.

That decision will say a lot about whether Mr. Obama and his secretary of state, John Kerry, are willing to exert global leadership on the climate change issue.

"People who want to criticize this decision will say there is no principled distinction between this and constitutionalizing the Freedom of Information Act," he said.

"Usually the decision will say they were acting within the scope of their official duties and therefore the municipality will bear the burden of the damages".

The future of the Science Museum may or may not be in South Kensington, but it will, one way or another, be decided in Westminster, and that decision will say something about how we as a nation want to manage our relationships with science, technology, industry and each other.

Eventually consumer decisions will say whether there's a place for Jolicloud in a suddenly crowded netbook OS market.

Normally three of those can't make a decision, two will say nothing and one will say I'll do it.

"It's a quick decision, some will say too quick," he told Sky Sports News.

"You had a chance of shaping your own destiny and making your own decisions," they will say, "and you were too afraid to take the final step.

If Karzai wins the election and acts as a strong President and makes tough decisions, everybody will say, "That's great".