Sentence examples for decided that the problems from inspiring English sources

RPI had its national statistic status removed in 2013, but at the time it was decided that the problems with the way it is worked out should not be resolved because that would be moving the goalposts on existing things like bonds and some private sector pension schemes.

The Communist government, having decided that the problem lay in the village itself, shut Karash down and relocated the population to Sofia.

He decided that the problem was the 25-foot rods that are screwed together to make pumps reach water as deep as 150 feet below the surface.

Eagle said: "The people who have run the narratives in the Labour party in the last year have decided that the problem with the party is its MPs and the people who work selflessly, our Labour staff.

Somewhere along the way toward wooing Congress, however, Mr. Obama seems to have decided that the problem, at least where reducing the cost of government is concerned, is Congress itself.

Despite this, countries meeting in St Petersburg for a tiger summit decided that the problem could be resolved with the same kinds of actions as in the past, only backed with more money.

Sky's high command has apparently decided that the problem is it will insist on making programmes, some of them reflecting a "female-skewed" identity that silly Living was supposed to have said farewell to; and so its commissioning budget will be switched to Sky 1 and it will be merely an outlet for bought-in shows.

Generation Y and Millennials seem to have decided that the problem with modern politics is our leaders do not inspire us.

"Basically, they decided that's the problem with the second half [of the year], not the first half," says Reinhart.

But for me to decide that the problems are insurmountable would mean walking away from five generations of people before me.

In this case, we decide that the problem is not feasible.