Sentence examples for left undecided from inspiring English sources

But the voting left undecided the larger battle against popular disillusionment.

Still left undecided is who will become the team's hitting coach.

With few left undecided the contest hinges on which side better mobilises its base.

Issues of far-reaching importance that the Government deemed to be involved in this case are now expressly left undecided.

For example, when and how to disclose information obtained and generated by the monitor was again left undecided by the Second Circuit last summer.

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.

I do not agree that we should leave undecided the question whether conduct of this sort constitutes punishable contempt.

But the court announces that it leaves undecided the specific question whether there is to be found in the 14th Amendment a prohibition as to the rights of free speech and a free press similar to that in the 1st.

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.

This still leaves undecided the problem of stability: why citizens would willingly obey the law as specified by a liberal political conception.

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.