Sentence examples for the task of deciding from inspiring English sources

The task of deciding which two districts must go falls to the 211 members of the State Legislature.

But several justices appeared uncomfortable with the task of deciding who is and is not a minister.

If such things could be established, it might make the task of deciding who painted what a little easier.

The members will then face the task of deciding what constitutes an impeachable offense, something that is not clearly spelled out in the state Constitution.

"I just don't think polling is really up to the task of deciding the field for the headliner debate," Keeter told me.

On Scalia's first day, he was given the task of deciding who owned Nixon's tapes and papers the American public or Nixon.

In the late 19th century the tasks of deciding whether there was cause for action and of issuing the fiat justitia were left, respectively, to the attorney general and the home secretary.

However, the radiologists have the important task of deciding on the appropriateness of the study for an individual patient and to discuss the difference in opinion and disagreements, if any, with the referring physician and the patient.

The judge in the case "faces the difficult task of deciding an appropriate sentence for a promising young man of 27 years for things he did when he was barely more than a child," Mr. Frank wrote.

Dave Ramsden, head of the European montary union policy team, is the official who has the unenviable task of deciding whether Britain has met the five tests laid down by the chancellor in October 1997.

Under the terms of the policy that the board approved last night, Mr. Levy must now begin the difficult task of deciding how the changes will be made in schools and in school districts across the city.