Sentence examples for choose to split from inspiring English sources

The buyers can choose to split the fee with the company.

In Iran too, couples choose to split up; in Iran too, people suffer from Alzheimer's; in Iran too, there's class conflict arising from the gulf between privilege and deprivation.

Defense lawyers expressed concern that Gov. James S. Gilmore III, a Republican close to Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the Republican presidential candidate, might choose to "split the baby" politically and keep Mr. Washington in prison as part of a 30-year sentence in an assault case not connected to the murder.

The users who choose to split their traffic into two different parts to benefit from the advantages of both licensed and unlicensed channels.

We give more priority to the users that choose to split their traffic and send a part from it without using their dedicated channels among foreign SUs.

Once again, we choose to split up the delay term into m r + l r N ss = ⌊ m r + l r N ss P r ⌋ P r + mod ( m r + l r N ss, P r ) to reflect that it affects not only the convolution index (i.e., a delay of a certain number of samples) but also that it entails a shift of a certain amount of rows.

Before she left, they chose to split amicably.

"So, as he had so often done before when wanted for questioning, he chose to split the scene".

It remained unclear why Major Hasan chose to split from his lawyers and why he wanted to represent himself.

Fearful of competing with their own, very lucrative private equity clients, many of the largest investment banks have chosen to split off their private equity subsidiaries.

More than a decade ago, Britain chose to split the work of transmitting electricity over long distances from the work of generating and selling it.