Sentence examples for which would decide from inspiring English sources

Money would come down from the federal health board, which would decide how to divide health care funds geographically.

So we could have recommended a commission which would decide, programme by programme, what to fund in the existing broadcasters.

He was in the court, which would decide whether to expel him from the country, without a parent — and also without a lawyer.

The agency, UK Export Finance, had said it was referring the discrepancies to the SFO, which would decide whether to launch a criminal investigation.

Firstly, there should be no central ownership or control – no institution which would decide who could join or what the network could be used for.

Every year, the State Department of Children and Families has mailed pamphlets about the law to municipal social service agencies, which would decide how to distribute them.

Which children would decide to "push back harder?" And which children would decide to use other problem-solving skills and why?

Burger King then filed an appeal to the US Supreme Court, which agreed to hear the case on its merits, after which it would decide if it had jurisdiction to grant a writ of certiorari.

Which bureaucrats would decide who got access to this medical procedure?

The secretary responded by issuing a set of criteria by which she would decide whether to allow a late filing.

The OFT said its discussions would take three to six months, after which it would decide if a further investigation into the fairness of the charges was needed.