Sentence examples for issues to decide from inspiring English sources

If a defendant is unfit to plead, the judge can still rule that the jury will hear the issues to decide what actually happened.

But, he said, "There are so many contentious issues to decide, and nobody is going to do anything in Congress until they see the line-item decisions".

One of the senior talks negotiators, the GMB union's Brian Strutton, said: "The civil service, NHS and teachers have still got tricky issues to decide and are still waiting for clarifications from government on various issues.

During studying 2. I always check the learning issues to decide whether I study deep enough.

4. I check the learning issues to decide whether the resources I study fully cover the learning issues.

The decision on Thursday went beyond the statutory issue to decide, for the first time, the underlying constitutional question.

Several justices, including John Paul Stevens, Antonin Scalia and Stephen G. Breyer, suggested in their questioning that the court did not need to resolve this issue to decide the case.

How these organizations intend to colonize without claiming sovereignty is an unresolved and vitally important issue to decide upon before landing on Mars.

They can also explain why this is (as Ross notes) a difficult issue to decide: there are utilitarian reasons on either side.

However, Spearman's correlation could be more reliable in our case, because a darker mark in user responses indicates a higher distortion; yet, it is a subjective issue to decide on which intensity corresponds to which distortion amount.

It should be an easy issue to decide — in favor of the California law — but it is not because it arises in the context of abortion.