Sentence examples for decided that the degree from inspiring English sources

At the convent I had decided that the degree of consanguinity (we were actually first cousins once removed) could not prevent our marrying in the Church if he would consent to take instruction.

If you decide that the degree is not something you want to highlight, there are ways to de-emphasize it.

Meeting in Paris in 2015, world leaders decided that the two-degree threshold was too high; the stated aim of the climate accord is to hold "the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2°C" and to try to limit it to 1.5°C.

Now Fathom has decided that instead of students seeking degrees, it will focus on those looking for courses in professional development and continuing education.

Admission into the MCG MI programme required either a science degree or an art degree, and I decided that the science track was more suitable for me.

After earning an accounting degree from a public university, he decided that the job prospects in the U.S. were worth the dangers of the journey.

However, she said with "a considerable degree of hesitation" the court had decided that the evidence of Y and Z could be admitted.

Experts decided that the vaccine is safe for four days as long as it stays below 104 degrees.

I worked hard and when I researched higher education options, decided that a degree in nutrition would tick all the boxes.

In fact, communication is the single most important factor that decides the degree of complexity of a system.

Parameters λ1 and λ2 that decide the degree of sparsity of B and F are determined by K-fold cross-validation.