Sentence examples for really been decided from inspiring English sources

It might do away with the particularly egregious practice of consultation by leak, taking the place of real discussion – the spectacle of a government pretending nothing has really been decided, when in truth it is saying "we're planning to do this, unless it proves hugely unpopular".

"You know this thing is not really being decided on merit".

Before the announcement, Okonjo-Iweala said: "You know this thing is not really being decided on merit".

I'm appealing to Plaid Cyrmu supporters, to Liberal Democrat supporters, to Greens, the great decent majority in Wales and across Britain, in those key Labour/Tory marginal seats where the outcome will really be decided, to vote for Labour because of our positive polices, not agreeing with everthing we've done or every example of our record or what we stand for now.

Whether you and your soon-to-be-husband need to sign a prenup should really be decided on a case-by-case basis.

"The first step really is deciding you're no longer just going to be a consumer.

After Paul's Saturday post about Julian Assange resulted in him being labelled a US government stooge – not to mention receiving a couple of death threats (no, really) – he's decided never again to discuss the founder of Wikileaks.

"It's really going to be decided by a kind of foul call.

"It really ought to be decided without foreign interference, and certainly without any foreign intimidation," Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told reporters.

Whether that's really true will be decided in court.

Their minds are not clear and they don't really remember what was decided".