Sentence examples for awaited decision from inspiring English sources
The phrase "awaited decision" is not correct in standard written English
The correct term would typically be "awaiting decision" or "anticipated decision." Example: "We are still waiting for the awaited decision from the committee regarding the funding proposal."
Even when the awaited decision is little more than a formality, there can be inordinate delays, which cause profound distress to clients, she says.
New York's highest court released six decisions yesterday, but the most eagerly awaited decision — whether gay New Yorkers have a right to marry — was not among them.
The attraction this time was not another twist in the long-running corporate scandal at Europe's biggest engineering group, but the eagerly awaited decision on the sale of Siemens VDO, its successful automotive division.
But the long awaited decision could still run into trouble from rival bidders, including Penn National, which said it was "shocked and dismayed" by the governor's decision because it had submitted the highest offer for an upfront payment, $300 million.
The Supreme Court of Brazil postponed until next Thursday a widely awaited decision that could force the government to pay up to $30 billion in back benefits to contributors to the national workers' fund.
All that awaited decision, Meserve went on, was the moment and method of the girl's murder, but, whatever was settled on, the Sergeant's thought was to have Eriksson do the job; if Eriksson refused, Meserve said, he would be reported as K.I.A.-killed in action.
Her long-awaited decision is crucial.
The chancellor's long-awaited decision to run for re-election comes laden with frankincense and myrrh.
Barack Obama unveiled his long-awaited decision on troop levels in Afghanistan.
"This long-awaited decision will be welcomed by the business community as well as by consumers," LVMH said.
