Sentence examples for is decided on by from inspiring English sources

It is decided on by an independent panel of judges, who met at 5pm and decided shortly before the winner's name was announced.

In Scotland the proposal will now undergo a period of consultation before it is decided on by the Scottish Parliament.

This is a category that is decided on by the BRITs Voting Academy (made up of over 1000 prominent UK-based Radio DJs/Media Heads, Labels, Publishers, PR Firms, Managers, etc) and is meant to "predict" the New Artist that will make the biggest impact on the British Music Scene that year.

But there are no comparable guild awards in music, and the closest thing to press awards would be prizes like Canada's media-determined Polaris Music Prize, or the UK's Mercury Prize, which is decided on by a panel of musicians, producers, and songwriters.

Since there is no protocol for TAU in this RCT and specific treatment is decided on by experts in the community treatment centre, TAU is equivalent to 'community treatment by experts'.

Any list, even one garnering 10,000 votes from over 100 countries before being decided on by a panel of 10, is bound to be subjective and somewhat partial.

Shonibare said it was an honour to become an academician, particularly because it was decided on by his peers.

About a quarter of the justified cases were decided on by a grand jury of the public.

Changes to the codes typically take years to process and are decided on by opaque panels of industry technocrats.

Between 2001 and 2003 production from the Azerbaijan company's fields will require a further export route, supposedly to be decided on by next October.

In such a democracy all matters of importance to the association as a whole can be decided on by the citizens.