Sentence examples for set up to decide from inspiring English sources

Yet another commission would be set up to decide this.

He said, "Our system is set up to decide what happened as best it can; it's not set up to decide what will happen in the future".

According to Brian Ladd's book "The Ghosts of Berlin," after the wall came down in 1989 a commission was set up to decide the fate of street names.

A technical expert committee, set up to decide whether it would be safe to dismantle the ship, had recommended that work proceed.

Dick Van Velzen failed to turn up for a hearing set up to decide whether he should be struck off the medical register.

Labour's "star chamber", set up to decide on whether to deselect MPs involved in the scandal, is considering a further three cases.

After a third straight loss to New Zealand that surrendered the No1 ranking in May, the Australian Rugby League Commission ordered a review of the national set-up to decide whether to keep Sheens as coach.

A public inquiry has been set up to help planning minister Deputy Rob Duhamel decide the future of the site.

Lewis looked on top form as he nonchalantly greeted the feat, which gave him a 1-0 lead, but the Dutchman's tenacity hauled him back to 2-2 and then 3-3 to set up a deciding set.

Hendry won the next with an 88 break but back came Wilkinson to set up a deciding frame.

They could finish first and second in the B.C.S. with one defeat each to set up a deciding third match.