Sentence examples for could decide to wait from inspiring English sources

The French club, who were put up for sale by owner Margarita Louin-Dreyfus in April, are reported to be under pressure to sell their prized asset before the end of the month to avoid a fine from the DNCG (Direction Nationale du Controle de Gestion) which rules on financial matters in France although it is understood that they could decide to wait in order to gain the best price possible.

The court could decide to wait until the vote takes place, and then rule on that.

Swonk is forecasting a June rate increase but said Fed officials could decide to wait until July — but probably not any longer.

With growth still modest and its future prospects uncertain, the unemployment rate high, and inflation not visible, the Fed could reasonably decide to wait several months to be sure that the recovery continues to strengthen.

He's trying to explain why it could be too late if we decide to wait with the release of the film.

Nervous Nellies decide to wait.

So we decided to wait until we could do it right.

Traditionally a major cabinet reshuffle occurs midway through the five-year presidential term, but Mr. Sarkozy decided to wait until he could sign the new pension changes, which set off weeks of demonstrations and strikes, into law.

Though I watched more later without her, I started to think that having her commentary would make it more way more fun, so I've decided to wait until l could persuade her to watch more, and perhaps liveblog it.

"I wrote it 10 years ago but I decided to wait because I couldn't create it on an Icelandic budget.

Pragmatism reared its head, though, and the symphony decided to wait until it could gain better organizational and financial footing.