Sentence examples for definitively decided from inspiring English sources

But the tenor of this series was definitively decided tonight.

Trump pulled the plug on the payments before the issue was definitively decided by the courts.

The space agencies that are partners in the ISS have not definitively decided when the program will end, but in 2010 the administration of Pres.

Assuming voters have not definitively decided on re-election and, manifestly, they have not this time—Act II stare-election andnventions and runs until about Septemanifestly

Ms. Bates, by contrast, emanated the chilling conviction and centeredness of someone who has definitively decided to get off the bus, as she puts it.

Even if he did not prevail -- and that has not yet been definitively decided -- Mr. Hewlett did get the support of nearly half of the shareholder voters cast.

A new, independent body must take responsibility for definitively deciding whether there should be a re-vote on the 2018 and 2022 tournaments and clearing out the dead wood without fear or favour.

Casey's used a poison pill to fend off Couche-Tard's bid until Casey's shareholders had time to definitively decide to reject the transaction at a board election.

The Court need not definitively decide whether the threshold question of whether a hiree performs a service for her putative employer is similarly a question typically reserved for jury resolution (as opposed to resolution by the Court as a legal matter) because in this case the Court holds that no reasonable juror could conclude that Uber does not receive service from the Plaintiffs.

The Tax Court declined to give specifics on how it will apply the Cohan Rule to charitable contributions from 2006 forward, noting that it had yet to definitively decide whether the Cohan Rule is available to estimate charitable contributions.

In any case, new randomised, controlled trials with larger samples are necessary to definitively decide the role of CBT in the standard care of patients with FM.