Sentence examples for only deciding on from inspiring English sources
Geneva Stephenson of the Columbus Dispatch likened My Lord John more to a historical narrative than a novel, only deciding on the latter category due to the work's "in-depth characterisation, movement, colour, [and] motivation".
However, one can only decide on cost-effectiveness by comparing APT/CBT with CT after a longer period of follow-up with a proper cost-effectiveness analysis taking the total health care and work-related cost into account.
The union argues that the panel can only decide on issues about which it has received evidence.
Both wild-card spots were only decided on a pulsating final night of the regular season, on which the Boston Red Sox (who else?) wrapped up the most spectacular late season collapse in history.
Behind this move was a specific aim, namely to get the United Nations Security Council to lift its arms embargo on the country.The court only decided on the matter 12 years after the war had finished.
She is also entered in the 5,000 meters here where she could meet her old Romanian rival Gabriela Szabo, but she said she would only decide on Thursday morning whether to run.
O'Neill says he will only decide on his line-up for Tbilisi "a couple of hours before the game".
Haiers teams resemble old-style work units, with meetings that not only decide on targets but also dole out praise and criticism.
Experts not only decided on cutoff values between lower and higher partial credits but they also defined weightings or necessary preconditions with regard to the content of the problem scenario.
Considering current practices, at best the DOTs can only decide on costly alternatives such as completely replacing signs in a traffic zone or a road section without carefully filtering those which can still serve for another few additional years.
Rhys wrote the melody for "Northern Lites" several years before it was completed but only decided on a calypso style after he wrote the lyrics.
