Sentence examples for will try to decide from inspiring English sources

"And statistically, it will try to decide whether it means 'cracked' or 'crazy' or whatever.

Then, in a Diet session extended by perhaps a month, they will try to decide how to spend the ¥13.5 trillion $175 billionn) it will raise each year.

When an angry electorate first encounters you, it will try to decide whether it can trust you and try to determine your stance on various hotly debated topics.

What people will try to decide is whether members of the administration are speaking out only for political purposes or if they are really doing something to clear up corporate abuse.

American nuns are preparing to assemble in St . Louisnext week for a pivotal meeting at which they will try to decide how to respond to a scathing critique of their doctrinal loyalty issued this spring by the Vatican — a report that has prompted Roman Catholics across the country to rally to the nuns' defense.

The vote to determine the French Open's future is scheduled for Sunday, when 180 delegates from the French Tennis Federation will try to decide whether the Open will remain at its current location on the tony western edge of Paris or move farther afield by 2016 to one of three other sites: Gonesse, Marne-la- Vallée or Versailles.

The outcome of a crucial vote -- one, perhaps, that will decide how the county will try to resolve the worst financial crisis in its history -- is in the hands of an independent who is friend to neither side.

Shell directors will also try to decide how much of the report to make public.

We will not try to decide what is best for our clients; we empower our clients to make choices for themselves.

Jerry isn't lying, but he's not gay, either; strangely, "Some Like It Hot" only becomes truly fraught with sexual confusion if you try to decide what will happen after the end of the picture.

When I want to understand what is happening today or try to decide what will happen tomorrow, I look back.