Sentence examples for were to be decided from inspiring English sources

If the job were to be decided solely on merit and experience, his would be the strongest claim.

The terms of the amnesty were to be decided on by the country's first democratically elected government once elected in 1994.

There were no runoffs here in the capital, but 66 seats were to be decided in rural areas and a few large cities.

If the election were to be decided solely on science policy, then the Lib Dems and just possibly the Conservatives would be the parties to vote for.

He seemed relieved to be talking so openly about how the Giants' season and his job status were to be decided in the next five games.

The confusion left in limbo a number of issues that were to be decided in the waning days of the legislative session, including same-sex marriage and mayoral control of New York City's schools.

The "review" is to be decided next year.

"It [the plan] is to be decided.

Which one is more important is to be decided by the tunnel management.

Those are to be decided by voters, not the party.

Ultimately, the matter is to be decided in court.