Sentence examples for to decide upon from inspiring English sources
verb
To resolve (a contest, problem, dispute, etc.); to choose, determine, or settle.
- The election will be decided on foreign policies.
The students are now told to decide upon a final characteristic of their organism, which fits with the previous characters they have written on their worksheets.
"It certainly needs the international community to decide upon rules in a very strong agreement.
It must uphold Georgia's exclusive right to decide upon its government.
The time for the church to decide upon who makes the history books and who doesn't has passed.
But Ms van der Lann suggested Liberal Democrat ministers might not be the best people to decide upon strategy.
The Bank of Japan is the last of the major central banks to decide upon their monetary policy stance in the wake of the EU referendum result.
How these organizations intend to colonize without claiming sovereignty is an unresolved and vitally important issue to decide upon before landing on Mars.
"It is not the province of the court to decide upon the justice or injustice, the policy or impolicy, of these laws.
The judges at the Cannes film festival have often faced difficult decisions when it is time to decide upon the winner of the Palme d'Or.
That firm has itself toppled into insolvency, thereby leaving its own creditors to decide upon Hearts' fate to a large extent.
My Shiv will open his third eye and destroy you!" Sunil was too unsure of the respective merits of the various gods to decide upon a favorite.
