Sentence examples for decided as of from inspiring English sources

Lucent had not decided as of late yesterday whether to use the backup credit line, people close to the talks said.

One of those could be reassigning the hitting instructor Howard Johnson in an effort to shake up the team's sagging offense, but nothing had been decided as of Sunday night.

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"I decided as of now I will only produce on islands it's a fucking lock up," she said.

In a letter to the leaders of the supporters groups in Houston, MLS decided: "As of March 1, Dynamo traveling supporters will not be permitted to utilize items listed as Supporter Group Exemptions in the MLS Prohibited Items policy (e.g. flags, banners, confetti, drums).

(One Republican congressman from New Jersey, Scott Garrett, could not even decide as of Tuesday if he would vote for the disaster package for his own state — give him credit for perverse consistency, as he voted against the rescue package in the deeply Republican south after Hurricane Katrina).

He has 15 days to decide as of the day of his arrest.

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It was years before, I was 30 and working as a hospital cook in Portsmouth, NH, when my friends and I decided as part of a larger peace agenda to protest the anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki.

The thorny question of whether to allow drilling in Alaska's wilds may be decided as part of a separate budget bill rather than in this conference.

The other four posts will probably be decided as part of a package deal, owing to the need to achieve some sort of balance.