Sentence examples for the issue will be decided from inspiring English sources

The issue will be decided by Judge Steven Rhodes as part of the trial.

Rather, some people say, the issue will be decided on questions of sovereignty and national interest.

The issue will be decided one way or another within the next thirty years, he believes — but not by the politicians.

If the ruling is appealed — as both sides expect — it would join a different federal judge's ruling on similar issues on appeal and raise the possibility that the issue will be decided by the United States Supreme Court.

The Conservatives might try to turn the election into a battle over the single currency but Labour could, if it chooses, ignore it by saying the issue will be decided in the referendum.

"The issue will be decided on its merits in due course," said Mr. Murthy, who is something of a legend in global business for building the company over three decades from a $250 investment into an outsourcing powerhouse with $6 billion in revenues.

"As I've said over and over again... these issues will be decided after the election and we will decide the appropriate way forward," Clinton told reporters during a press conference aboard her plane.

"No issue will be decided in the cabinet without the coordination and agreement of Barak," one of his associates said, speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not his spokesman.

No one knows how these issues will be decided -- not even Kenneth R. Feinberg, the special master in charge of administering the fund and making the awards.

Many of these issues will be decided in international negotiations after the U.K. government officially begins the process of leaving the European Union, which won't happen until next year at the earliest.

That issue will be decided by him alone.