Sentence examples for is decided otherwise from inspiring English sources

"However, if it is decided otherwise, the conference is poised to move aggressively with options".

But Gunnar Beck, an EU analyst at London's School of Oriental and African Studies, called the decision "a completely absurd judgment from a legal point of view", because it meant Germany's liability was fixed "unless it is decided otherwise, which means there's no limit to it".

In fact, the issue was decided otherwise at a meeting between Chamberlain, Halifax, and Winston Churchill.

It is only when the law changes in some respect that an assertion of nonretroactivity may be entertained, the paradigm case arising when a court expressly overrules a precedent upon which the contest would otherwise be decided differently and by which the parties may previously have regulated their conduct.

Otherwise, it is decided to be L N (m).

If so, the packet is transmitted normally; otherwise, it is decided that the 'next hop' node is not available.

Otherwise, a tie is decided by differences at two decimal places.

Otherwise H0 is accepted, and the processed data is decided as noise.

The plan was understood to be risky, because Allied air power in the area was strong, but it was decided to proceed because otherwise the troops would have to be landed a considerable distance away and march through inhospitable swamp, mountain and jungle terrain without roads before reaching their destination.

Harold A. Sorgenti, the board chairman, said, "He's decided for personal reasons and otherwise".

British national paper editors, who are hardly noted for their unwillingness to publish and be damned, collectively decided otherwise, although the Times did dare to reproduce one small controversial image.