Sentence examples for decide on making from inspiring English sources

The government has to decide on making carbon reporting mandatory by April 2012, in accordance with the Climate Change Act of 2008.

"When you decide on making a sculpture that depicts, let's say Daphne, the most beautiful in her time, so beautiful that even Apollo fell in love, you expect beauty.

Only then, with the money in the bank, will they decide on making another bid for Corinthians' midfielder Paulinho.

Shot with a single handheld camera and no crew, Arakawa's film provides a fascinating insight into the director's life, disposition and the highs and lows he went through to finally decide on making another proper film.

You might decide on making your puppy a family pet, a good friend or a watch dog.

Whatever allocation you decide on, make sure to adjust it as you age and your life circumstances change.

When Jones received Hawaii's schedule last spring and saw the back-to-back road games at Louisiana Tech and U.N.L.V., he immediately decided on making it one trip.

The inquiry heard this afternoon that from July 2002 the government had already decided on making a large military contribution to any invasion of Iraq and that Turnbull thought Tony Blair was orginally a "regime changer".

Q: What made you decide on director David Yates to handle so many of the films and close out the franchise.

Decide on which "making lighter" solution will work for your pancake batter.

Daily, bi-weekly, weekly or monthly -- whatever you decide on, just make sure you remain consistent.