Sentence examples for has ever decided from inspiring English sources
No country has ever decided to leave the modern E.U.
Nothing that this Court has ever decided or sanctioned gives it strength.
And what industry has ever decided that for the good of its customers, it ought to charge less money, or shrink?
No president has ever decided to pardon himself, including Richard Nixon, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, who all faced special prosecutors investigating their conduct.
Thus, due to the curious nature of the Teague holding, the Supreme Court has essentially guaranteed that it will have to decide the retroactivity of virtually every rule it has ever decided and will decide in the future.
Abood, along with every related case the Court has ever decided, makes clear that the Constitution allows a union to assess nonmembers a pro rata share of fees insofaras they are used to pay for these kinds of collective-bargaining expenses.
Size matters If you've ever decided that one bag of crisps definitely contains more product than another of the same brand, then manufacturers would claim you are imagining things as all bags are portioned by weight rather than volume.
She could be darkly humorous about what she was going through and, if she had ever decided to write about it, she would have set an unattainable standard for the genre.
Until last month, no city in California had opted for bankruptcy since 2008, and no US city of more than 200,000 people had ever decided to go down that route.
All the Ways to Say I Love You would be a stronger and more provocative piece if Mrs Johnson were lying to us, too, or if LaBute had ever decided who we were and why she was speaking to us.
