Sentence examples for service to decide from inspiring English sources

It would be up to the prosecution service to decide if this was an issue.

It is now for the Crown Prosecution Service to decide whether he hasn't suffered enough.

It is likely police will send the file to the crown prosecution service to decide whether he should be charged.

He said that it was up to the public prosecution service to decide what to do about prosecutions.

It took a year for the Crown Prosecution Service to decide there was insufficient evidence to prosecute him, not least because the racist mail continued while Virdi sat at home.

In December the Metropolitan police submitted a file to the Crown Prosecution service to decide whether any criminal offence had been committed in connection with the death of Saldanha.

But in floor debate, various Republicans insisted the fund gave too much power to the secretary of health and human services to decide how to distribute the money.

IN communities across the country, people use statistics on hospitals, schools and other public services to decide where to live or how to vote.

It will be up to John Coughlan, appointed yesterday as the council's director of children's services, to decide if they are allowed to continue in employment.

Liberal Democrat Stan Pajak, said he would would prioritise services to decide on future cuts.

"In particular, the provision permitting 'Bulk' Equipment Interference gives an almost unfettered power to the intelligence services to decide who and when to hack".