Sentence examples for belated decision from inspiring English sources
President Obama made the right, albeit belated, decision to join with allies and try to stop Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi from slaughtering thousands of Libyans.
(It was also upset by Mr Berlusconi's acquiescence in the takeover of Italian companies by French firms and Italy's belated decision to join air strikes on Libya).
Italy's belated decision to join the military campaign against Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi has brought fresh political woes for Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, with opposition to the bombing threatening to sink his fragile coalition.
Ms Gruber said on Sunday: "Bill Walker's, albeit belated, decision to stand down as an MSP, comes as a great relief to me and, I'm sure, all of his victims.
Might the role of Williams, whose belated decision to spill the beans to the ERC tribunal led to Richards' resignation, be a source of problems within the playing group?
The most striking object in the city, the Washington Monument, was the result of 50 years of failed designs, stalled funding, a onetime occupation of a half-finished tower by anti-immigrant demonstrators and Congress' belated decision to fund completion in 1884.
The US government has made a belated, but welcome, decision to use American air power to hit Isis bases.
It was belated justification for a decision that the Bush administration and Congress have already made.
The labor minister, Ahmed al Amawi, canceled work permits for foreign belly dancers working in Egypt, according to the state-run newspaper Al Gumhoria, which described the decision as "belated".
The temptation to bend the rules again to win a valuable asset could prove too much to resist.The Russian QuestionIn Moscow Mr Yanukovich's victory is seen as a victory over the West, and a belated vindication of Vladimir Putin's decision to back him five years ago.
Obama's decision to go to Congress for authorisation reflected belated recognition of the emerging political reality and, at the time, looked like an inspired political move.
