Sentence examples for question has been decided from inspiring English sources

"There has not been a meeting that says, 'O.K., that question has been decided,' " Mr. Powers said, adding, "We try to deal with issues that we've got to deal with now".

A presiding officer who is a member of the assembly has the right to debate and to participate in the proceedings but generally calls another to the chair before taking the floor and does not resume it again until the pending question has been decided.

Marshall asked a litigant about the validity of state grants before the extinguishment of aboriginal title; before the lawyer could finish responding that the question did not arise, Justice Joseph Story interrupted: "That question has been decided in the case of Fletcher v. Peck".

This research question has been decided on by the steering committee.

Some nationalists said afterwards that the question had been decided for "a generation".

"It's a strange election, very frustrating, profoundly undemocratic, because the big policy questions have been decided so we can't express our political will," said George Papanikolaou, a genetics lecturer, among a thin straggle of morning voters at a central Athens polling station.

The ballot questions have been decided and the candidates are either grateful because they pulled out a win or gloomy because they didn't.

Open-ended questions were posed during the interview; these questions had been decided by consensus among the research team (DHK and HWK) after prior testing involving three mothers.

But here's a slightly paranoid question: what if it has been decided by contingency planners that civilians are somewhat surplus to requirements?

But, he adds, "it seems to me that people who want to say, 'I'm in favor of a regime change, but not now,' have a certain burden to answer the question, 'O.K., well, when?"' The answer to that question remains a secret, if it has been decided at all.

"But nothing has been decided".