Sentence examples for the service decided from inspiring English sources

In 2012-13, the service decided nearly 58,000 cases, finding in favour of drivers in 49 per cent of cases.

But after the ensuing outcry, and a determination that the site is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, the service decided to reconsider and is taking public comments on the statue.

When a 12-week pilot scheme at Newcastle Libraries to engage adults with learning disabilities with their local heritage ended in November 2009, the service decided to continue the project under its own auspices.

As to the deportation, Alan Atkinson, a spokesman for the Immigration and Naturalization Service, said that even if the service decided to deport him, Cuba probably would not take him back.

A lieutenant in the Air Forces, who had the choice of applying for an immediate release or to remain in the service, decided in favor of the Air Corps when he found that the gardener's job offered to him would mean that the man who held the job would be discharged.

By Edward Newhouse The New Yorker, September 1 , 1945P. 18 A lieutenant in the Air Forces, who had the choice of applying for an immediate release or to remain in the service, decided in favor of the Air Corps when he found that the gardener's job offered to him would mean that the man who held the job would be discharged.

Or the service decides what you like based on your playing habits on iTunes (they have an iTunes plugin – if you listen to a song ten times, it thinks you like the artist).

Of course, not everyone who uses the service decides to change their cell phone carrier or credit card, so the total amount of money saved isn't that high.

Every day the head of the service decides which patients on the waiting list will undergo surgery and in what order and which surgeons will perform the operations.

This can trigger what consumer lawyers call a "rolling default" as fees and charges snowball until the servicer decides to foreclose.

In this view, the individual decides if and when to seek health care while the provider of the services decides how much care to use once the first decision has been taken.