Sentence examples for a decision to develop from inspiring English sources

"The secretary was clear that we have no indication that the Iranians have made a decision to develop a nuclear weapon," Mr. Little said.

"I am told by Comrade Suslov that the Secretariat has taken a decision to develop in our press a debunking operation against this work by Solzhenitsyn and its appearance in bourgeois propaganda," Brezhnev went on.

The European Union's investigation is encouraging Gazprom to look to Asia for new markets, he said, and the company's board could decide to speed up a decision to develop gas fields in eastern Siberia.

Then came the Bush administration's rejection of the Kyoto pact to reduce global warming and a decision to develop a missile shield that many other nations saw as a threat to the 1972 antiballistic missile treaty and to arms control in general.

In The Finnish Association of Graduate Engineers (TEK) this discussion led to a decision to develop an own comparative exercise together with VTT.

The report, Flying into the Future, stated: "In the event of a decision to develop a major hub airport at either location [Stansted or the Thames Estuary], we do not see how the current Heathrow could continue to operate.

Advocates of military strikes against Iran - largely confined to hawks in and around the Bush administration and the Israeli government - argue that Tehran has made a strategic decision to develop a nuclear weapon, which it would then readily use against Israel or the US itself, perhaps contracting a terrorist group to smuggle the warhead to its target.

One control group had made a deliberate decision to develop a safe and non-critical environment before considering any other aspect of the meeting.

Britain, with significant offshore wind development, has been a bright spot, along with France, where the government has made a "firm decision to develop offshore wind," said Paul Copleman, a spokesman for Iberdrola Renewables, the U.S. arm of a Spanish utility.

Based on these facts an unambiguous decision to develop or stop the sustained release (SR) form can be made.

More recently, and most encouragingly, the Obama administration has made a real statement of intent by announcing its decision to develop a National Blueprint -- a road map to develop the bio-based economy.