Sentence examples for decide upon that from inspiring English sources

Therefore, unit actors request more control when they perceive it as being too low, like in system 2: "You want to guarantee that when I arrive at a [franchise] location, I should get the same service, the same access, the same quality of care; you have to decide upon that with each other.

"Because it is difficult to measure the service, it is difficult to set up a healthy financial model," says Zhao. "The rainwater treatment facilities owners [for example] don't normally benefit [financially]." But he says that once a successful PPP agreement is decided upon, that can be used in other cities.

The first two cars were bolted tightly with wire, but the third car's bolt had been removed, so he decided upon that one.

Although Costa has twice appeared for Brazil, they were only friendly fixtures so he is eligible to swap his international allegiances and, to the dismay of Brazil boss Luiz Felipe Scolari, he has decided upon that option.

However, David did not want this and it was decided upon that casting sessions would be held.

Browsing through a phone book for inspiration, she became aware of the "page" she was observing and decided upon that name with the addition of an "i".

Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said, "The President's feeling on it is that Mrs. Burford should be compensated if it is appropriate and it should be at a level decided upon that is appropriate". Speakes said he did not know whether then-presidential counselor Edwin Meese III promised that the fees would be paid, as Burford claimed in a published report.

A final document of 104 indicators were decided upon that describe the minimal structural requirements for EaCC in low-income countries (available in the Additional file 2).

4. It was also decided upon that the heating energy of the 3 components would be calculated individually and the sum used to simulate the total heating for this stage as depicted in Equation (4).

The clinical phenotype of DC is continually expanding and so, in an effort to rationalise the diagnosis, a definition has tentatively been decided upon that is one or more of the classical mucocutaneous features combined with a hypoplastic (incompletely developed or hypocellular) bone marrow and at least two of the other somatic features [9].

There is a natural tendency when looking for savings to decide upon something that is noticeable but unimportant – the decision by the House of Lords to abandon vellum is a case in point.