Examples of using Decided by in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Sweden joined the European Union in 1995, but decided by a referendum in 2003 not to commit to the EMU and the euro currency.
Since 7 November 2009, as decided by the National Assembly,
(Paragraph 117) Apologists for the system are fond of citing cases in which elections have been decided by one or two votes,
with a 6-6 tie decided by four 25 minute+ 10 second/move rapid games.
One decided by a jury and the other by popular vote.
Nutritional standards, it contends, must be decided by regulators and food companies, not Hollywood.
in the absence of agreement- as decided by the Court;
The king stayed in Cairo because Papandreou had promised that the future of the monarchy would be decided by referendum.
viewed as a potential rival, decided by evening not to challenge Hastert for the speakership.
It also turns out that the mass deportation was in a master plan decided by the Arab League.
Registration will close upon acceptance of the maximum number of students, as decided by the school management.
with winners decided by a majority.
The key element of social control is the strategy of distraction that is to divert public attention from important issues and changes decided by political and economic elites,
We believe that the future of ANY country must be decided by the citizens of that country alone,
within the time frame decided by the court.
within the time frame decided by the court.
I praise the fact that for the first time in 25 years the Americans want to think again and respect Israeli interests, as decided by the people of Israel,” Hotovely added.
I praise the fact that for the first time in 25 years the Americans want to think again and respect Israeli interests, as decided by the people of Israel,” she says, according to her spokesperson.
He had a recurring guest role in season three of Veronica Mars, he appeared in the 2008 HBO film Recount, which profiled the 2000 Presidential Election and its aftermath, decided by the state of Florida's electoral votes.
Carolina at 889 votes, making this the second-closest election in U.S. history, after the 2000 election, decided by 537 votes in Florida.