Sentence examples for committed decision from inspiring English sources

So the irregular interactions led to a committed decision to not be ugly, even when that seemed impossible.

Integrity, and with that free will, argues Frankfurt, is achieved when the lower order volitions cohere with the higher order volitions, bringing together volition and action, coming together in a committed decision.

Rogers wrote Walker in June 1880 to offer him the Presidency and Walker evidently debated the opportunity for some time as Rogers sent follow-up inquiries in January and February 1881 requesting his committed decision.

In view of this we anticipate increased market activity between now and the spring, whereby buyers are likely to make quick and committed decisions before the new tax comes into force in April".

Two blurred months later and we had adopted the name "Zapier" by the most informal, non-committed decision ever.

Trust can be a good thing in business: If you as an Apple employee in the Steve Jobs era believed in his brilliance as an innovator, for example, you'd feel more committed to the decision to develop a tablet device that did not yet exist.

This latter has been defined as an important cell cycle stage controlling stem cell fate allowing equilibrium between self-renewal and committed cell-fate decision (Orford and Scadden, 2008).

The E2F1/RB1/CCNE1 protein network controls cell cycle entry and cell cycle progression from G1 to S. This cell cycle stage has been proposed to control stem cell fate by allowing an equilibrium between self-renewal and committed cell fate decision (Orford and Scadden, 2008).

Whether the reaction is questions, crying, arguing, begging, or lashing out, stay calm and committed to your decision.

We remain committed to reaching a decision as soon as we can".

He publicly committed to making a decision by the end of February, something that he and Amy had privately discussed but not something he meant to say aloud.