Sentence examples for question of deciding from inspiring English sources

It was then a question of deciding whether the police used reasonable force.

Even the question of deciding to make a decision is contentious.

I've been writing hard ever since I finished writing Hallows, so I've got a lot of stuff and I suppose it's a question of deciding which one comes out first.

But this is not merely a question of deciding what tastes good, or comparing one kind of taste with another; PepsiCo is also trying to understand how product descriptions like "healthy" or "good for you" might affect the way things taste.

And I suppose it's a question of deciding which one comes out first".

(The complex question of deciding in more detail what the eternal consciousness is is discussed later).

The question of who decides or should decide this sort of spousal question highlights the importance of agency and procedural fairness, which are generally taken to be part of the capability approach in its broader use (Crocker 2008).

British pundits tend to dismiss such matters as niceties and imply that it is simply a question of Angela Merkel deciding what to do.

"In this meeting of four delegations, there is no question of it deciding here the composition of the new government of Afghanistan," Mr. Vendrell said.

In that context, the question of who decides what games go online — and how they decide — looms large.

The importance of cavalry in medieval warfare led to the marshalship being associated with a command position; this rank came to include the duties of keeping order at court and in camp and of deciding questions of chivalry.