Sentence examples for which may decide from inspiring English sources
An important conference which may decide the future status of Palestine proceeded all day long today at the Colonial Office.
And his busy travel schedule over the next week -- to Illinois, Michigan and Pennsylvania, among other places -- indicates he is aiming for the voters in those populous swing states, which may decide the election.
Out of a perfect media scrum emerged a perfect political storm, one which may decide the future of the Conservative leadership and possibly the future of the United Kingdom.
But in the waning days of this tight race, which may decide which party controls the Senate, Mr. Akin is traveling the state exchanging handshakes and hugs with supporters.
That argument has prevailed in New York district and appeals courts, but Argentina has appealed all the way up to the United States Supreme Court, which may decide whether or not to accept the case on June 12th.If it does so, Argentina will have a bit more time to decide what to do.
The readout process is controlled by the trigger processors which may decide to reject an event during its acquisition.
Is there such a thing as a "right to die", by which individuals may decide the time and the manner of their deaths?
Yet the 3-D version, which Dior may decide to post online, highlighted the reality of Paris haute couture in the 21st century.
It gives a quick and concise summary to the user, based on which they may decide to explore different regions of the cube.
Her repertoire covers a lot of territory, ranging from the glamorous '50s-style burlesque -- made famous by Gypsy Rose Lee, complete with fan dancing and tassel twirling -- to compelling and sexy neo-burlesque acts during which she may decide to include Japanese rope bondage, fetishism, drag or something else totally unexpected.
However, most GPs will be interested in the presence of any anxiety disorder, after which they may decide to perform extra diagnostic procedures or refer the patient to a mental health professional.
