Sentence examples for would decide for from inspiring English sources

A Vatican spokesman said, however, that the Argentine-born pontiff would decide for himself.

"If I were on the Supreme Court, I would decide for John McCain," Ms. Pryor said in a recent interview.

Developers would decide for themselves what changes they're willing to pay for — a little or a lot.

But Weiner said the players would decide for themselves, and Lyle Overbay, the Yankees' veteran first baseman, said he believed players would want stricter penalties this off-season.

WHO would have thought, when John McCain and Barack Obama were going head-to-head on Iraq during America's election campaign, that the Iraqis would decide for themselves when to sling the Americans out?

Being free of local or central control, so the theory goes, schools would control their own admissions policies and would decide for themselves whether they wanted to return to "streaming" and end mixed-ability teaching.

They'd decide for themselves to blast the heat to 73 degrees -- at 4 a.m.

They'd decide for themselves to blast the heat to 73 degrees — at 4 a.m.

I was in the market, I'd decided, for some additional outerwear that I could furnish visitors in nasty weather, and I did buy a sort of pullover windbreaker that bore the logo of the Massachusetts Correction Officers Federated Union.

He said his tractor had been parked exactly where the branch had landed, but he'd decided for absolutely no reason to reverse it 40 yards out of the way a few minutes earlier.

I'd go down in flames before I read that, I'd decided for no apparent reason.