Sentence examples similar to he'll be deciding on from inspiring English sources

Nemes had a sound reason for dining: he's a member of this year's jury that will be deciding on the eventual Palme d'Or winner.

Voters in California, Arizona, Nevada, Massachusetts, and Maine will be deciding on ballot proposals legalizing pot for recreational use.

Tomorrow, the races in upstate New York as well as Virginia and New Jersey will be decided on one issue.

But ultimately, he says, Scripps's stability will be decided on how effective Schultz and Kay are in hooking together formerly disparate parts of the drug development pipeline, and how many would-be drugs the fishing buddies manage to snare in their net.

But he has few illusions that his case will be decided on the evidence — though the government says it will show that he is linked to violent movements on both the right and the left.

And so this set, like the one before, will be decided on the tiebreak.

"The campaign will be decided on how many mistakes he makes," this senator told me.

"These cases are not analogous in any way, and will be decided on their own merits," he said.

The other finalist will be decided on Sunday, with Switzerland needing to win just one of the reverse singles matches to reach a first Davis Cup final since 1992.

"The decision will be decided on the political level, and maybe after presidential elections," he said.

And his political career — he was the favorite to challenge President Nicolas Sarkozy of France in the election that will be decided on Sunday — was destroyed.