Sentence examples for issues are decided from inspiring English sources

Most regulatory issues are decided by the governors.

How these issues are decided will have much to say about the kind of state Connecticut becomes.

However the issues are decided, said Mr. Greenwald, the Harlem U.S.A. developer, officials should remember that East Harlem is a kind of gateway for people entering the city.

"One of the reasons the court has an odd number of members is precisely to avoid situations like this, where major issues are decided by a tie vote, particularly in capital cases," he added.

In this election, for example, a political action committee called Jobs for New York, led by the Real Estate Board of New York, pledged to spend up to $10 million on electing a business-friendly City Council, where many land-use issues are decided.

"Because it is not known whether the Affordable Care Act will remain, in whole or in part, it would be imprudent for New Jersey now to create an exchange before these critical threshold issues are decided with finality by the court," he added.

Many of the big issues were decided by a vote of five to four.

"Before this was passed family issues were decided by customary law, so this is a big improvement".

"Many big issues were decided in the first four meetings," said Jack Weinberg, project director for the Environmental Health Fund.

Chuck Rubin, president of Artists Rightss, also a defendant in the suit, said the issues were decided in his favor in earlier litigation.

With so many important issues being decided by secretaries of state, increasing our involvement in their elections is vital.