Sentence examples for precisely decide from inspiring English sources

Similarly, as evidence that 'qua' does not in these contexts always mean 'because' (usually, the context is too ambiguous to precisely decide whether it means 'because' or 'in the respect that'), consider Nicomachean Ethics i.3.1102b8-9, "Sleep is an inactivity of the soul qua it is called good or bad," but certainly not because it is.

Further clinical studies are required before a given goal that would help practitioners to precisely decide when to transfuse cardiac patients can be recommended in this population.

Since this is intended precisely to decide how to make EU institutions and procedures ready for enlargement, the omission of the ECB is not just odd; it is alarming.

To be able to answer these questions more precisely we decided to analyze each major European ecosystem, starting with France.

Life consists precisely of deciding each second, each day, all the moments, what I do and what I stop doing.

We decide precisely which words to type to get the information we need.

He said foreign ministers from the US, UK Turkey and other countries are meeting in Paris today "to decide precisely on the next steps".

But settling on a sum for them is the easy bit – as it is  local government itself that will have to decide precisely where the axe will fall.

The polls will decide precisely when David Cameron calls a referendum on the UK's membership of the EU, the most important decision of his leadership.

The producers of each film will need to decide precisely who their audience is, says Gladys L Knight, author of the book Female Action Heroes.

It is for the new management to decide precisely how Barclays should be structured if the cultural change needed is to be carried through.