Sentence examples for decided for instance from inspiring English sources

He decided, for instance, to turn Burlington into a beacon of opposition to the foreign policy of the Reagan administration.

Gore campaign officials said they had decided, for instance, not to spend as much in Illinois as they had planned because they felt confident in Mr. Gore's prospects there.

By now, the public sense of the fitness of the style is such that symbolic fine-tuning takes place, directed by popular sentiment: it was decided, for instance, that the chairs of the dead should be slightly curved, so as not to look like tombstones.

On the day Ring was decided, for instance, Kent Cattani, chief counsel of the death penalty appeals unit in the Arizona attorney general's office, said the 30 people on death row in Arizona who had not exhausted their direct appeals would be entitled to resentencings involving juries.

We decided, for instance, that among many other things we would investigate the circulation of the Southern Ocean and its impact on the global carbon cycle and the potential for new records of past climate change using tree ring and peat sequences on the subantarctic islands.

The federal government does something similar when it decides, for instance, to regulate oil drillers and subsidize windmill makers.

They decide, for instance, how smart, how creative, how well organized, how trustworthy, and how considerate you are.

If he decides, for instance, that the patient suffers from asthma, he waves a horsetail (bottom left) over his head to help him breathe.

This could be done manually or automatically, with smart appliances deciding, for instance, to do the washing when power prices are low.

In a classical random walk on a 1D chain, a walker randomly decides (for instance by flipping a coin) at every step to move left or right.

The city, however, will continue to handle larger decisions about the park, deciding, for instance, when and where to hold concerts and how to deploy police officers there.