Sentence examples for undecided point from inspiring English sources

If the jury is not able to decide, Lynch can declare a mistrial on the lone undecided point while accepting the verdict on the other eight.

Paramedics will collect their vehicles at the start of their shift at the new depot before taking up position at as yet undecided deployment points.

Lord Kerr (paragraph 108) left the point undecided.

For any voters still undecided at this point, that is value enough.

People who can't agree on anything political find common ground on one point: undecided voters are vapid, disengaged and a little bit frightening.

Mr. Gulyás insists that the Hungarian public was consulted about this new constitution because "a questionnaire was sent to each citizen in Hungary about some of the national issues that were undecided at that point".

But it may have been a sign of things to come that it was Mr. Bartlett who took a call early last Monday from Mr. Bush, who was at that point undecided about whether to have a news conference later that day to face reporters clamoring for answers about his stock dealings.

Professor Joanne Freeman: I now actually want to move on to the topic of the real lecture today, and I've titled the lecture "War and Society". And I mentioned on Tuesday's lecture — at the very end of it — I mentioned that although the Treaty of Paris formally ended the fighting of the American Revolution, that there were a lot of things obviously, clearly undecided at that point.

It will not avail to say that the law of Nations leaves this point undecided, & that every nation is free to decide it for itself.

Emergency physicians were generally undecided for this point with the number of responses at medium-low, medium, medium-high and high risk being almost identical.

Does anybody know anybody who is undecided at this point?