Sentence examples for has never decided from inspiring English sources

But the court has never decided whether the companies themselves -- more inviting targets for lawsuits than individual defendants because of their greater resources -- can be sued.

And Congress has never decided that it needs a law requiring its members to maintain records and make those records available to the public.

The state has never decided what art is appropriate.

"From a legal perspective, of course, the Supreme Court has never decided that question.

Saddam Hussein, who is believed to have said, "The air force has never decided a war," nevertheless worried that the air campaign would erode Iraq's national morale.

Anderson is right that historians have never decided what to make of Lawrence.

"The masses have never decided the fate of Pakistan," said Hussain Haroon, a prominent Karachi politician and businessman.

Holmes was writing on a clean slate, as the court had never decided a free speech case and there were no precedents to draw from.

While legislators have been expelled several times since the 18th century, the courts have never decided whether the law is constitutional.

And the militia lost its nerve.The Israelis had never decided what to do about this force beyond hoping that it would cover their retreat.

One woman, whose partner forced her to take the bonus to pay for a patio, switches her loyalty to Sandra and later says, in a liberating note of joy, "I've never decided anything for myself before".