Sentence examples similar to decide on next step from inspiring English sources

The court will decide on April 16th on the fate of the CSK and Rajasthan Royals.

Why did California decide on six years of relatively slow achievement growth, followed by six years of extraordinary gains?

Might the ministers decide on March 2 to short-circuit the Riyadh agreement and boost oil output immediately?

The Government Accounting Standards Board GASBB) will decide on June 25th whether to impose new rules that would require states to use a more realistic rate.

Lloyds TSB's shareholders will decide on November 19th whether to accept both new government-underwritten capital totalling £5.5 billion and a proposed merger with HBOS.

The board is to decide on July 6 on a 15-month $2 million study on the environmental and ethnic effects of the resettlement.

The court, in Funtua in the northern state of Katsina, is expected to decide on July 8 on the appeal by Amina Lawal, 30.

Some of us decide on a month without alcohol, or undertake an act of charity, or set out on a ten-kilometer run.

The court said Thursday that it would decide on March 15, but more than the company's fate appears to hang on the outcome.

Donna Brazile, who's on the Democratic National Committee rules committee, says that the committee will decide on May 31 what to do about Michigan and Florida.

The commission is expected to decide on June 2 whether companies will be allowed to own stations reaching 45percentt of the nation's audience, instead of 35percentt.