"leave undecided" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is often used when two or more people are trying to make a decision, and one or more of them do not want to commit to a certain course of action. For example: "We can't seem to agree on what to do, so let's just leave the matter undecided for now."
Whether it is possible to spell out the distinction between an "advantageous representation" of such propositions and an argument for them, is something I leave undecided here.
Therefore, the demonstration that two present-day sequences are significantly similar, by either chemical or genetic criteria, still must necessarily leave undecided the question whether their similarity is the result of a convergent process or all that remains from a divergent process.
But the voting left undecided the larger battle against popular disillusionment.
With few left undecided the contest hinges on which side better mobilises its base.
Going forward, the board, as much as Mr Corbat, will be on a very short leash.Among the issues left undecided by the departure is Mr Pandit's compensation.
Its status was left undecided in the 2005 comprehensive peace agreement that ended a 21-year war in which 2 million people were killed.
The state Supreme Court refused to let a Lincoln woman adopt her gay partner's 3-year-old son, but left undecided the larger issue of gay adoption.
The union did, however, announce its ambition to set up a parliament, but how it would actually be elected was left undecided.So far, the European Commission is wary of encouraging Gypsies to present themselves as a nation.
There are a lot of seats that are left undecided in the Senate, but it's clear that the Coalition will have just as much trouble corralling crossbenchers in the new Senate as they did in the old Senate.
WHILE finance ministers from the euro zone and the International Monetary Fund bridged their main differences over a bailout for Greece early Tuesday, bringing closer the release of long-delayed emergency aid, what they left undecided means this long-running drama — and the cohesion of the euro union — is far from settled.
He has already announced the Conservative party will adopt a position of neutrality in the referendum itself, but that leaves undecided the issue of the government stance, including whether ministers will be allowed to remain in post during the referendum if they wish to oppose continued British membership of the EU.
