Sentence examples for question to be decided from inspiring English sources

And this is really the question to be decided in this case.

That is necessarily a legal question, to be decided by the courts.

Korean reunification is a question to be decided by the Korean people -- not their governments.

The question to be decided Monday is whether he can be slowed outside Italy.

Judge John Bates found that in Aulaqi's case, targeting was a "political question" to be decided by the executive branch.

But of course the question to be decided at a trial -- a fair trial -- is whether they are terrorists.

The reasons for allowing merits questions to be decided before statutory standing questions do not support allowing merits questions to be decided before Article III questions.

That is one of the questions to be decided at his trial.

'In remanding the case, we express no opinion on the merits of the questions to be decided.

One of the many questions to be decided in this election is the future of U.S. labor policy.

Unable to either view the evidence or weigh the uncertainties, the public entrusts experts and officials to create mechanisms allowing biosecurity questions to be decided wisely.