Sentence examples for will be deciding on from inspiring English sources

Voters in California, Arizona, Nevada, Massachusetts, and Maine will be deciding on ballot proposals legalizing pot for recreational use.

Most notably, this November, voters in three conservative states — Idaho (Proposition 2), Utah (Proposition 3), and Nebraska (Initiative 427) — will be deciding on whether to expand Medicaid.

Nemes had a sound reason for dining: he's a member of this year's jury that will be deciding on the eventual Palme d'Or winner.

Individual officers within an authority will be deciding on reasonableness based on guidelines set out in the Homelessness Code of Guidance and from case law that will only become established once decisions are challenged in the higher courts.

"Unity", said Mr Fillon scathingly after the UMP leadership result came through, "does not mean submission".Besides differences over mere issues such as economic policy or immigration, one of the most fiercely contested matters over the coming months will be deciding on the rules for the party presidential primary.

States like Maine, which will be deciding on the "Home Care for All" citizen's initiative in November, or Washington State, which is working on a "Long-term Care Trust Act," are on the cutting edge.

Tomorrow, the races in upstate New York as well as Virginia and New Jersey will be decided on one issue.

And so this set, like the one before, will be decided on the tiebreak.

The other finalist will be decided on Sunday, with Switzerland needing to win just one of the reverse singles matches to reach a first Davis Cup final since 1992.

This year's women's Ashes will be decided on a points basis involving all three formats of the game, Twenty20, one-day internationals and a single Test match.

A remedy will be decided on later.