Sentence examples for was better decided from inspiring English sources

Cash to help people suffering extreme poverty across the EU was backed in a vote at the European parliament, but the government said food aid was better decided nationally rather than by Brussels.

These difficult issues are better decided under the umbrella of [closed material] proceedings and not otherwise".

I do not exclude the possibility of repatriating powers where matters would be better decided at a national rather than supranational level.

Under the doctrine of "political questions," the Supreme Court has refused at times to apply standards prescribed by or deducible from the Constitution to issues that it believed could be better decided by the political branches of government.

So I convinced myself I was better and decided to return to Panama in time to be filmed for the show.

After almost a year, the boy was better, and it was decided to send him to boarding school.

For ordinary people juggling commitments, what could be better than deciding for yourself when you can and cannot work?

It is better, Eddie decides, to shop the deputy PM than let activist greens hog the bulletins.

I'm proud of the whole season, so if one seems to have a better chance, there's people who are better at deciding that.

"Everyone thinks bigger is better and decides to renovate, and so the unique character of Levittown is all but gone now," said Ms. Dwyer, president of the Levittown Historical Society, who laments the dwindling number of original Levitts.

But the party's energies would be better expended deciding whether a Labour business secretary would necessarily set a higher wage than £9 per hour – the rate that Osborne has pledged it will reach in 2020.