Sentence examples for as having decided from inspiring English sources

31, 1999, article that portrayed Mr. Starr as having decided he could indict a sitting president.

He didn't think of himself as a swing vote, he thought of himself as having decided every case the way it ought to have been decided.

Mr. Friedman's characterization of China as having decided "to go with the dominant flow" is paradoxical given a Nanjing University study, as reported by the BBC, that said more than a million people in China are involved in organized criminal activities, including drug trafficking, selling women and the smuggling of Chinese migrants out of China.

The New York Times misinterpreted the Court's opinion as having "decided that the State of New-York has no jurisdiction over the waters of Long Island Sound, where the murders were committed, and has advised the United States Circuit Court for New-Jersey to proceed with the case".

They reported whole practices as having decided that CFS/ME did not exist and that many GPs would never make a referral to a specialist service.

"I would just as happily have decided it," she said of the case, "by looking to Jardines's privacy interests".

The JSOC planners, determined to keep the operation as secret as possible, had decided against using additional fighters or bombers.

Nevertheless you should do an audit of whose accounts are being used to pay for what as soon as you've decided on divorce.

As soon as you've decided on a time, send a meeting request.

Begin looking as soon as you've decided on a theme.

As soon as you've decided the painting is complete, remove the painter's tape.