Sentence examples for no longer decide from inspiring English sources

In England, unlike America, juries no longer decide most civil trials.

"The big transition that's taken place is people no longer decide when they work.

Studio executives no longer decide how gay people should be represented – it's the creators and the fans making the decisions.

Although executives no longer decide who is nominated to become, or remain, a director, they still have a large influence over the pay and composition of the board.

At a time when conventions no longer decide nominations, they still provide a testing place where candidacies can either soar or flop.

The voters in his Essex seaside constituency will, however, be wasting their time, he seems to argue: "Those whom voters elect in Britain, America, Japan and Europe no longer decide what government does".

The true worth of a film is no longer decided by the crowd that assembles in the Kodak Theatre or, indeed, by any American.

Indeed, state ownership is essentially in the same category as well, in that the struggle over the direction of corporate decisions in firms with a sufficiently large state ownership is no longer decided by the market, but depends at least in part on a contest among various political preferences and considerations.

Universities are no longer deciding on whether or not they should offer courses online - but are looking at how to put it into practice.

He no longer decides if and when to pull the plug.

"He's no longer decided to release additional photos from Abu Ghraib.