Sentence examples for decided green from inspiring English sources

But environmentalists believe that Hong Kong's government is not doing enough to persuade mainland local authorities to help: it is "self-intimidated", according to Eric Bohm, who heads the local office of WWF, a conservation body.Mr Bohm says the government has decided green groups are "anti-development".

Despite this apparent success, Meysman and his directors decided Green's time was up.

Gatiss originally wanted there to be a green Dalek, but he decided that green "just doesn't seem to work somehow".

Bizarrely enough, it was the same weekend that Copenhagen city municipality decided to green light the country's first official nazi demonstration since World War II.

But even as remediation efforts move forward, Indiana state regulators in December decided to green light another lead operation outside Hammond and Whiting.

Seeing the potential in Gilligan's idea, he decided to green-light the episode.

Bizarrely enough, it was the same weekend that Copenhagen city municipality decided to green-light the country's first official neo-Nazi demonstration since World War II.

The tar sands which would be mined while countries decide which green projects to support?

If you can't decide between green or red chilli, just say "Christmas" and you'll get both!

Overwhelmingly, 59 per cent want local people to decide which green charities will benefit from the money raised, while only 15 per cent think it should be up to the Government to choose.

(Deciding between green and red is not easy: The indecisive can opt for "Christmas").Jeff Anderson, an agriculture specialist at New Mexico State University, tells me that chilli came to New Mexico from Brazil through trade between the Pueblo Indians of the south-western United States and the Toltec Indians of Mexico.