Sentence examples for the question is decided from inspiring English sources

If the question of admissibility is left to the jury, they must not be misdirected by wrong constitutional standards; if the question is decided by the trial judge, he must not misdirect himself.

While they dithered, the question was decided by the President and his civilian advisers.

It is not disputed that he distinctly made this point; and the question was decided against him in the court below.

or immunity especially set up,' etc.,—are to be eliminated from the section, it must be construed as giving, not a mutual or reciprocal right of review of Federal questions decided in the state courts, but an unilateral right of review, dependent upon the way in which the question was decided in the state court.

The questions were decided upon by the WHS team at WHO in Geneva [ 40].

The board considers only commissioned research applications in which the research question is decided by the funding organisation, which advertises for applications for studies to answer the detailed research question specified.

However, in an interview Thursday, Reagan suggested for the first time that he might make the Iranian issue a major theme of his political campaign once the hostage question is decided.

Under the District of Columbia practice, that question is decided in a separate proceeding.

Exactly the same question was decided by the same court in the same way twenty-five years later.

The study question was decided upon a priori and the relevant statistical tests were applied accordingly, not testing for every conceivable association.

The Chinese warlord government secretly agreed to Japanese terms in return for a loan, and the Shandong question was decided in favour of Japan.