Sentence examples for due to deciding from inspiring English sources

During the BART performance in active mode, two kinds of stimulations occurred: the first was the stimulation due to deciding and performing balloon inflations (decision-making/performance phase); the second was the stimulation due to reaction to "win" or "lose" outcome (reaction phase).

In January, the city is due to decide whether to allow the project to go forward.

His team were due to decide whether to continue the race.

Housing secretary Margaret Beckett is due to decide whether to press ahead with the plan this month.

The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, is due to decide on the plans by 1 February.

Parliament was due to decide by August 25th on whether to submit it to a referendum.

The local council is due to decide on E.ON's planning application later this year.

The supreme court is due to decide next Tuesday whether to uphold or quash the request, Reuters reported.

The court has heard testimony over the past 18 months, and the judge is now due to decide how to proceed.

The Obama administration had been due to decide on the fate of the pipeline by the end of the year.

CalPERS, America's biggest pension fund, is due to decide soon whether to put money into commodities.