Sentence examples for could decide on a from inspiring English sources

They could decide on a minimum fee and stick to it.

Or the Obama administration could decide on a compromise candidate like Ms. Krawcheck.

They couldn't understand how somebody could decide on a strategy without knowing specifically what to do.

Mr. Harris said that, once he knew when his attire would be completed, he could decide on a date.

The administration has been trying to persuade acting President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to amend the ABM treaty so that Mr. Clinton could decide on a system without scrapping the pact.

Anthony Bergamo, general manager of the Milford Plaza Hotel on Eighth Avenue at 44th Street, suggested it be placed in front of the hotel until the city could decide on a better spot.

At any given moment, a car could provide one service or the other; an aggregator could decide on an hour-by-hour basis which service to provide.

Ministers have promised that parliament will have the opportunity to debate how it could decide on an alternative approach next Monday, but May's spokesman insisted her priority was to continue to try to win over MPs to her deal.

Iraq could decide on any given day to provide a biological or chemical weapon to a terrorist group or individual terrorists.

"Iraq could decide on any given day to provide a biological or chemical weapon to a terrorist group or individual terrorists," Mr. Bush said.

"Iraq could decide on any given day to provide a biological or chemical weapon to a terrorist group or individual terrorists," President Bush said in October.