Sentence examples for facts to decide from inspiring English sources

"This leaves open for another day a case with a different set of facts to decide whether or not Lawrence applies to military personnel".

But the truth is that science is not equivalent to technology alone — nor is it equivalent to a set of facts, which can then be contrasted with another set of "alternative" facts to decide which set one prefers.

This committee has very little time – only until spring, in fact – to decide how it wants to proceed.

"It has grown exponentially and many would say, the one way to screw it up is in fact to decide that government has a better idea for that which has been working so well without them".

In Italy, on the other hand, the constitutional court retains considerable power to reign in Berlusconi (and is in fact about to decide whether a government law postponing the Cavaliere's trials until he leaves office is permissible or not).

The fact he had to decide to go back to it made him realise what it meant to him.

Instead, they've decided to use Benghazi to smear the Democrats' potential front-runner rather than disclose the facts and allow Americans to decide for themselves.

"It's completely in the hands of the court to decide the facts," she said.

One day, more facts may make it possible to decide which account is true.

In addition, appeals courts give broad authority to trial courts to decide the facts of the cases before them.

In the future, she thinks doctors may need to develop new procedures to decide which facts to divulge and the way they frame that information.