Sentence examples for decide of their from inspiring English sources

Except in the rare case of monopolies, customers can decide of their own free will whether to give revenue to the company, to its competitors, or to no one at all.

The criticism of his original move to Miami alongside Mr Bosh and Mr Wade was always unfair: when general managers compile a winning club, they are hailed as geniuses, whereas when players decide of their own accord to team up, they are scorned as mercenary and their achievements are discounted as somehow artificial.

These markets cater to companies, organizations, and individuals who decide of their own accord to offset their emissions.

Indeed, authors refer to Montel et al. works, based on reconstruction of accident scenes [9], which explained that drivers take into consideration some categories of roads when they decide of their driving and choose their speed.

"Let the parties decide of their own free will if they should give full powers to a government... or else new elections in the month of July or the autumn". A caretaker administration would be made up of policy experts appointed by the president.

The obtained results have clearly shown that the electrode material is an important parameter for the optimization of such processes, deciding of their mechanism and of the oxidation products.

Participants were not prompted to shake hands, but researchers noticed that when partners decided of their accord to start their negotiations with a handshake, both ended up scoring more points overall.

These "migrated" archives, as HMG peculiarly describes them (as if the files had decided of their own volition to fly north in winter), will prompt reappraisal of many aspects of Britain's withdrawal from empire.

The Olympic firemen are to meet this morning to decide on their course of action.

They feel the irresponsibility and immaturity of adults who decide on their behalf".

Case in point: a couple trying to decide which of their old furniture to keep after being married.