Sentence examples for public will decide from inspiring English sources

And the great British public will decide that.

But today's verdict is a reminder what 12 members of the public will decide when presented with a case of police-press corruption.

"Given Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children picked up another Booker of Booker prize, perhaps Nude Mice is the early favourite," said Bent. "The public will decide.

If they can gather another 11,000 signatures by July 2, the public will decide whether the state's physicians can lawfully prescribe medications with which terminally ill patients can end their lives.

The new series of I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! is set to start in typical celebrity-baiting fashion, as the public will decide the contestants' fate before they even enter the Aussie jungle.

In this sense, the public will decide Labour's future and it would be wrong to try and force this issue from within before the public have moved to a clear verdict".

But it is the public who will decide the eventual winner of the award, a public which has shown a marked fondness in the past for the lewder titles in the running (High Performance Stiffened Structures, The Big Book of Lesbian Horse Stories and Living with Crazy Buttocks are all former winners).

A round of public voting will decide the top three innovations and then a professional jury will decide which of the three will win the award.

(A panel of ABEBooks judges will announce a shortlist in mid-May and a public vote will decide their winner, to be announced in July).

All the time he must have one eye on a third audience – the British public, who will decide in a referendum whether we remain a member of the 28-strong club.

A public inquiry will decide whether a planned £280m racing circuit can go ahead in Blaenau Gwent county borough.