Sentence examples for term to decide from inspiring English sources

The court is due this term to decide the constitutionality of Arizona's anti-immigrant law, SB 1070.

Others may invoke the "necessary and proper" clause of Article I, Section 8. Consider that a court that spent nearly six months on the strip search case has barely three months before the end of the current term to decide the future of health care.

He added, "Whether society is ready to accept assisted suicide is too big a question for the director of public prosecutions, or the courts, or for people with a long-term condition to decide".

Mr. Qureshi said that General Musharraf had until Nov. 15, when his current term ends, to decide whether he would give up one of his posts, president or chief of army staff.

Women who have a breech presentation at term have to decide whether to attempt external cephalic version (ECV) and how they want to give birth if the baby remains breech, either by planned caesarean section (CS) or vaginal breech birth.

Americans are voting in the mid-term elections to decide who controls both houses of congress.

Both their parents are doctors but it took Alistair just a term at Cambridge to decide that his future lay in triathlon.

In the near term, he had to decide whether Ms. Couture-Nowak should be cremated, which they had never discussed, and how to keep what he called "snooping journalists" away.

At this stage, the full model was considered again and the treatment mRNA interaction term was tested to decide whether a significant marker was predictive or prognostic.

Of course, "fat" is a very loaded term, and everyone gets to decide what words they want to use to describe themselves or with which to identify.

Of course, "fat" is a very loaded term and everyone gets to decide what words they want to use to describe themselves or with which to identify.