Sentence examples for was ever decided from inspiring English sources
(Huh? Crowley cares about women's rights, now?) And now McLaughlin is shouting us to commercial, leaving us to wonder how this was ever decided as a topic for dicussion.
Congress cannot shy away from its own obligation to ensure that no presidential election is ever decided in such a manner again.
A side-by-side comparison of how each plot point would play out in your love life, just in case the Hollywood powers-that-be ever decide to green light a movie about that.
He said he did not recall the case and does not believe he was ever involved in deciding her admission.
"If this nation were ever to decide that the government should have the power to silence the press in the name of national security, we will have defeated the very purpose of national security".
It is unclear whether she was ever in a position to decide their fate; women who accompany girls across the desert are often only employees of traffickers in Italy.
The summit did not reach a satisfying consensus on the future role of NATO and it was considered an exercise in "papering over cracks", much more than it was ever a serious effort to decide on the future borders and core purposes.
Why did you buy a Hummer, Dave? "I turned 50, and I decided if I was ever going to do it, this was the time," Mr. Paschen replied.
"I don't think there was ever a particular moment when I decided I was going to make games," she says.
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