Sentence examples for was decided from from inspiring English sources

And no one could find the breakthrough in extra-time, meaning the tie was decided from the spot.

The match at Cbus Super Stadium ended 1-1 athehendnd of regulation time and with no further goals added in the additional half-hour period the tie was decided from the penalty spot.

With the legacy of Vietnam never far from the minds of decision-makers, it was decided from the off that the US "doesn't do body counts" and would, instead, prefer a combination of pure belligerence in the face of disaster, combined with Orwellian rhetoric from the steadily more erratic Donald Rumsfeld.

The number of fractions was decided from received renal dose (limit 27 Gy) or persisting haematological toxicity or disease progression.

The radiative properties of the pigment particles were evaluated theoretically, and the optimum particle size was decided from the absorption efficiency and the back-scattering efficiency.

Exterior beam column joint of an RC structure has been considered as the target sub-assemblage and the target strength of the deficient sub-assemblage was decided from that of a seismically designed 'Ductile' one.

Early on, Jonathan Safran Foer was deciding from among Joyce Carol Oates, with whom he studied at Princeton, the artist Joseph Cornell, and the Israeli poet, Yehuda Amichai.

We shouldn't turn to them only when everything has already been decided from the office.

Have you not realized, O mule of the Jews, that the battle cannot be decided from the air at all?

He also points to the "implicit paternalism in development policy" – too many programmes are decided from on high by people who think, "This is good stuff we are giving people, so they have got to use it".

She confessed that, though the book's peculiar chronological structure had been decided from the first, the fate of some of her characters had only become clear to her as she approached the ending.