Sentence examples for set to make a decision from inspiring English sources
Oxford University is among many institutions set to make a decision in the coming months.
The Burkle-Broad offer throws into doubt today's deadline, which the board had set to make a decision.
The 29-year-old is set to make a decision on whether to go on as captain after he leaves the tour at the end of the ODI series early next week.
But it could be a race against time, since the regulator assessing BP's environmental plans is set to make a decision on whether to approve two of the wells, inside the marine park, by 19 September.
It is one of two new sites in Lancashire where Cuadrilla is seeking permission to drill, frack and test gas exploration wells, with Lancashire county council set to make a decision on the planning applications later this month.
Trial is scheduled in November of 2013 for challenges to Wisconsin's voter identification law.47 A challenge to Ohio's early voting changes is in the discovery phase, with the District Court set to make a decision on a permanent injunction later this year.48 Neither of these jurisdictions were covered under § 4.
The proposals will now go to pubic consultation, with Mr Hunt set to make a final decision by the end of the year.
It is set to make a final decision on the order before the end of the year, a U.P.S. spokesman said.
The judge, who is set to make a final decision in October, has kept close tabs on the negotiations and praised the efforts of attorneys and a court-appointed settlement master who helped broker the deal.
By 2013, when ministers are set to make a final decision on whether to make registration compulsory, Mr Blunkett expects 80% of the population to hold biometric identification either in the form of a passport, a driving licence or a voluntary ID card - raising the suspicion among anti-card campaigners that the public will be effectively presented with a fait accompli.
"If I put myself in that position, I'd be in no mental mind-set to make a decision regarding next year, dealing with the loss and all the emotions and stuff".
