Sentence examples for potentially decided from inspiring English sources

Officials in the city's legal department could try to have the appeal argued — and, potentially, decided — before the end of the year, when Mr. Bloomberg's term ends.

Saturday is a huge day for hockey, with five games on the bill, two of which could potentially decide their respective series.

Upsetting the takeover also poses a risk that the Federal Reserve will walk away from its pledge to stand behind $30bn of Bear's riskiest liabilities - a potentially deciding factor.

Note the words of one unnamed union official in Monday's FT: "If there is a confrontation it will potentially decide the future of trade unions in the UK".

The hearing has significant implications for the other civil claims being brought by public figures, including former cabinet minister Tessa Jowell, by potentially deciding the maximum payout available to hacking victims and the extent to which Mr Murdoch's best-selling title must reveal full details of its eavesdropping activities to its victims.

Thus, they potentially decide to engage in ECB.

Ulster will then face Leicester at Welford Road at 18 00 GMT on Sayurday 18 January in a match which could potentially decide the group winners.

So this game is huge not just for potentially deciding the Grand Slam and the Championship, but to see really where Wales are in the standings of the European teams.

On Wednesday Mrs Griffiths indicated that she could potentially decide to look at plans to change services in north Wales even if they were not referred formally by the CHC.

"Advice providers will be hard pressed to ignore the views of the (Labor Department) regarding historical performance and, consequently, forced to make significant changes to their advice models," the Institute warns, adding, "Advice providers could potentially decide to shut down their services temporarily or permanently making advice services less available to participants".

The court will potentially decide on whether the 2nd amendment is interpreted as an individual right or a collective right.