Sentences with phrase «left up to you»

But legislators say they want some input over where the casinos are ultimately built, and that it can't all be left up to a commission appointed by the governor.

The school has also not been able to raise the standard of teaching and learning over a number of years, which has left up to about 80 percent of second and third - year students unable to properly...

Republicans in the U.S. Senate have said the nomination should be left up to the next president and do not plan to hold nomination hearings.

But determining which emails qualify and which don't — a task left up to individual state employees — can be mind - numbingly complicated.

But the PETI Commission left it up to the Romanian authorities.

Requirements for placement on the primary election ballot are left up to the parties.

In fact, in December last year, the Home office admitted it had left it up to individual police forces to agree on a definition.

Richmond County District Attorney Michael McMahon is not on board with the push from Manhattan and Brooklyn to stop prosecuting marijuana smokers, sounding a note of caution and saying the issue should be left up to the state Legislature.

Gillibrand later said she had always personally supported gay marriage, but thought the question of legalization should not be dictated by the federal government, but rather left up to individual states to decide.

Even though the epidural will likely cost more money than going natural, the choice to have one needs to be left up to the one actually enduring the pain.

If left up to me there will be no interventions.

In Cary, the choice of components and a good deal of the design were left up to the neighborhood youths.

Pumping logistics were left up to the soldier, their supervisor, and command team.

He says his program will take care of pre existing conditions but yet he also says the healthcare should be left up to the states.

Since babies can not vocalize their feelings, there is a lot of information left up to adult interpretation.

Which parks would get the money was left up to the Park District.

In fact, once we drew up the floorplan, we left it up to the archetect and builder to get it done right.

It looks like it will be left up to the techers to point out that the feelings of rage that Fed Up seems inclined to create are useless unless they lead to the step - by - step actions that might actually reduce obesity.

Then, she left it up to us.

Even though a lot of planning is left up to the hospital in the case of cesarean sections, there is still a lot of planning to do.

Rather than force the «clean your plate» mentality of our own childhoods, we had evolved as parents to encourage a «Try - It Bite» for every new food, and then left it up to him as to whether he would eat more.

Decisions on what kinds of foods could be sold - and what ingredients may be limited - would be left up to the Agriculture Department.

What would happen if we left it up to each individual couple to have open, honest conversations about whether they want to open their marriage, and if so, just how open they'd like it to be?

Most open adoptions are left up to the adoptive parents whim if they will remain open or close.

Such an important life altering decision should not be left up to chance.

The program's administration is the responsibility of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and its funding is left up to Congress.

Until the last 150 years or so education was left up to the parents.

Left up to me to get it rolling, until I bring it up again, but no more.

Maintaining treasured memories and special moments is essentially left up to chance.

But of course, the odds are, Van Persie will leave, and it will be left up to Podolski & Giroud to fill the void.

The group of teams that made up the APFA played independently or in other leagues prior to 1920 (including the Ohio League and the New York Pro Football League) and scheduling games was left up to each team.

it is left to be seen in which position we finish this season, we seem to have our destiny in control at the moment, second, third or fourth seems most likely, to finish first is not left up to us, but chelsea

LeBron James left it up to the fans to decide whether or not he would be doing the chalk toss this season for the Cavs.

Which left it up to the French authorities to handle it.

Essentially Dallas stopped Harris, however, and the winning of Super Bowl x was left up to Swann and the indomitable Terry Bradshaw, who seems to collect concussions and championship rings with equal facility.

This is probably best left up to long - time Arsenal supporters to decide, but it's at least pretty close to a crisis.

If he is not sacked, he would stay until his nineties, if left up to him.

When you can afford to buy very expensive forwards, bringing in big names like Alexis Ozil Lacazette, then most of the forward play should be left up to the forwards.

No more bully - ball, that's left up to Pierce — and that was Melo's greatest strength.

The rest is left up to the players.

Hug sped down the runway, hit the takeoff board and left it all up to the judges.

The greens are left up to your choice, calling for chard, spinach, arugula or kale.

I figured it was way too time - consuming a process... something that required countless hours of recipe testing... something that's best left up to folks like Amy, Karina, Jeanne, and Shauna.

Emanating warmth, happiness and life is something usually left up to the sun...

I'm terrible at diet planning and have left it up to the Husband (who thankfully cooks dinner every night, god bless him).

• We have outbound discounts established with several trucking lines that we can suggest; however, the choice is ultimately left up to you.

He left it up to us for a reason.

He came to give from what he had reaching all those in his sphere of influence and the left it up to God to do the rest

Anything «left up to the insurance company» means that it will not be covered.

Advocates of the Fairness for All approach argue that evangelicals and other faith groups end up with greater protections when actively involved in crafting legislation; if left up to the courts to weigh the rights of either side, Christian - run institutions and businesses — from churches to bakers — risk more severe restrictions.