Sentence examples for decide on where from inspiring English sources

The Government will decide on where the space port should be located – somewhere on the British coast – later this year".

Springroach says retirees should look at what investments they hold before they decide on where to retire to.

Tlayeb, of the Zintan brigades said it would be up to the Libya's transitional ruling National Transitional Council to decide on where Saif would be tried.

Oiligarchy, by American media studies lecturer Paolo Pedercini, unpacks the machinations behind today's oil industry, inviting players to decide on where to drill and how much to charge.

Neighbourly recommendations are now online: Local search has come a long way when it comes to helping consumers decide on where to go.

A recent study from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco found no correlation between the strength of feeling about red tape and job losses.To see how firms decide on where to locate their manufacturing or research, Michael Porter and Jan Rivkin, two professors at Harvard Business School, surveyed alumni who had been involved in such decisions.

When deciding on where to bring up our children, it was here we chose rather than fell into.

When deciding on where to go for happy hour on Friday night that is best done via text.

So, too, is deciding on where — or whether — to build a new airport runway.

"Our preliminary analysis suggests that a move will make good operational and economic sense, however we have not yet decided on where or when," Ms. Weymouth said in her memo.

He had concluded that women expected comfort and that, more often than not, it was women rather than men who decided on where holidays were taken: his own straw-poll found that the score was seven to three.