Sentence examples for would be left up from inspiring English sources

Instead, penalties would be left up to a judge.

That decision would be left up to the new nuclear committee headed by Mr. Tanaka.

How and where it would be sold commercially would be left up to individual cities and counties.

But on Friday, Polish authorities said that any decision on extradition would be left up to the courts and that politics would not come into play.

More likely, he said, the policy change would be struck down in court, or the issue would be left up to the municipal councils.

The new eugenics, by contrast, is based on a relatively sound (if still largely incomplete) science, and is not coercive; decisions about the genetic endowment of children would be left up to their parents.

Her response: Assessment of employment opportunity would largely be left up to individual departments, since employment very frequently is tied into local opportunities and departments would be better at assessing those than would a centralized body like ACS.

The final outcome would then be left up to judges, not the president and Congress.

You'd see the movie, then be left up in the air until the next Saturday.

They argued that the government would be left picking up the tab for Brits abroad if their interests were completely ignored.

Volcker was concerned that commercial banks were using insured depositor money to make risky investments and to drive huge bonuses -- and the Fed and the FDIC would be left picking up the pieces.