Sentence examples for settle the outcome from inspiring English sources

Indications of the voters' mood will come on June 13th in nationwide elections for mayors and governors.Policy alone will not settle the outcome.

His photo showed Bob Conlin, the Brother Martin coach, still carrying the ball, as if the coaches might settle the outcome among themselves.

If this year resembles one of the razor tight contests — 1960, 1968, 1976 and 2000 — it's the Electoral College, awarding votes by states, that will settle the outcome.

Partisan passions flared in 1998, when the House voted to impeach President Bill Clinton, and again in 2000, when the Supreme Court stepped in to settle the outcome of the presidential contest between George W. Bush and Al Gore.

Nearly 3,000 votes effectively disappeared during the machine recount of Florida's midterm races, according to election records, calling into question whether officials relied on a flawed process to settle the outcome of three statewide contests.

There are plenty of cautionary words to be uttered since Leeds are only eighth in the Championship but no one else in Arsenal's ranks had come up with the technique and poise to settle the outcome.

Most, if not all, of the outcomes will have been settled among top leaders before the congress gets under way.

Diedhiou settled the outcome at the start of five minutes of stoppage time.

George Ford, carrying on from where he had settled the outcome at the Ricoh Arena, converted from the touchline.

Andrei Shevchenko's fine goal midway through the first half appeared to have settled the outcome until Wesley Sneijder turned the game.

Center John Madden's empty-net goal at 19 minutes 12 seconds of the third period settled the outcome.