Sentence examples for chose to split from from inspiring English sources

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

Multiple states have chosen to split from the federal government's position and forge their own policies regarding marijuana.

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.

Before she left, they chose to split amicably.

In my case I chose to split it evenly.

JUBA, Sudan — Nearly 99 percent of southern Sudanese voters have chosen to split off from northern Sudan and form their own country, according to preliminary results of an independence referendum conducted this month.

If a majority of voters would choose to split, Scotland would become independent from the U.K. in 18 months.

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.

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.

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

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