Sentence examples for have been deciding from inspiring English sources

However, in recent years, more women have been deciding that an MBA course is for them.

Millions of young women have been deciding these things as they watch, weighing the two young blokes in the balance.

Two judges at the High Court in London have been deciding whether to uphold a court ruling in favour of extradition.

British judges have been deciding what is reasonable or unfair for hundreds of years so it does not pose much of a problem for them.

In the week that Welsh councils have been deciding which services might be cut in an attempt to make savings, one leader has called for a radical shake-up.

"My husband hardly works and some of the decisions we had to make have been deciding what is more important: To buy bread to feed ourselves or medicine in case my child is in need?" Wadhah Hamada, 22, a refugee, told the Associated Press in August.

The issues have been decided.

All six games have been decided by one goal.

These "modalities" should have been decided by April.

My station was supposed to have been decided 45 years ago.

Both of them have been decided by spot-kicks.