Sentence examples for decided how to make from inspiring English sources

Once completed, the building stood empty for years as the company decided how to make a profit from the structure.

For example, President Obama has said that the public plan would be required to break even financially, but Congress hasn't decided how to make that happen.

The French will have to decide how to make their case.

"We now have to decide how to make it honorable," the official said.

However, he said the fundamental problem was deciding how to make policy decisions from this information.

As Jules points out, social landlords everywhere have to decide how to make the best use of their assets.

Jonah has left Little Bow, S.D., in search of Troy, but he cannot decide how to make his approach.

A Treasury Department official said Monday that the department deferred to the I.R.S. in deciding how to make the audit findings public.

Whole Foods officials said they had hoped to eliminate plastic bags for some time but had to decide how to make it work in the chain's 270 stores.

But at the same time he is offering cities more freedom to decide how to make the cuts by working far more closely with the NHS, colleges and the police.

Since this is intended precisely to decide how to make EU institutions and procedures ready for enlargement, the omission of the ECB is not just odd; it is alarming.