Sentence examples for has been finally decided from inspiring English sources
"It has been finally decided that Dominic Ongwen will be tried at The Hague.
"The parties have received an indication that I would like to see things start next Thursday but nothing has been finally decided," Ms Villiers told The View. "But certainly I would hope we could make a start on this process next week.
Earlier this month, the Home Office suspended the fast-track sytem for detaining those facing deportation before their cases had been finally decided.
Res judicata, (Latin: "a thing adjudged"), a thing or matter that has been finally juridically decided on its merits and cannot be litigated again between the same parties.
There has been real tension over the treasurer's tendency to publicly argue the case or hinting or backgrounding about policy options that had not yet been finally decided, such as the GST or personal income tax cuts, which were later ditched, leaving the government looking like it couldn't hold an idea for five minutes.
By 1930 the abbey church, and many of its associated buildings had been finally located, and it was decided (by the architect in charge of designing the new public park, William Bedingfield) that the site of the abbey should be laid out with low stone walls.
According to the Booker Prize organizers, it has yet to be finally decided whether -- or perhaps just how -- Americans will be included.
So you're finally decided that you have too much finely shaped plastic, aluminum, and steel in your life.
Incredibly, the Court had to explain to the state that if they succeeded in their arguments, "Mr. Arthur's burial may be delayed or his remains may have to be exhumed when this case is finally decided".
So, it's finally decided.
