Sentence examples for which have been decided from inspiring English sources

Compare that to cricket's Ashes, which have been decided before the final Test in 13 of the last 15 series during the same period.

This result is also acceptable, as we are unable to detect misinforming tweets which have been decided by the collective intelligence of the network users to be non credible.

Not to mention other cases against public interest regulation on dolphin-safe tuna and gambling measures which have been decided against the United States.

Those include cases which have been decided by the Supreme Court, such as Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins of 1989, which set the standard for the past quarter century of sex discrimination law, including the Macy (trans protections) and Baldwin (gay protections) decisions.

But there will be no applause if you continually issue the kind of statements in which you mention all the things which have been decided but not actually implemented.

In another assault on bureaucratic prerogative, the government submitted a bill last month that would create an agency in the prime minister's office to decide all job appointments involving top officials, which had been decided within each ministry.

President Chen also said that the military alert after the shooting had no effect on the number of servicemen and officers who could be given leaves to vote, which had been decided two months in advance.

Both men were railroad lawyers, and their appointment led to accusations that Grant intended them to overturn the case of Hepburn v. Griswold, which had been decided the same day they were nominated.

They can also point to Scalia's bizarre behavior in court on the last day of the tribunal's recently ended term, when he reportedly veered "off-script" after Justice Samuel Alito read the main opinion in Glossip v. Gross, an unsuccessful death-penalty challenge to lethal injection, and delivered yet another tirade about Obergefell, which had been decided three days earlier.

In September, the Department of the Interior used an alternative interpretation of the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 (known as IRA) to avoid conflicting with a noted court case, Carcieri v. Salazar, which had been decided in 2009, two years after the Mashpee's initial application.

Eighteen had single organ metastases, which had been decided to be unresectable by the multidisciplinary team.