Sentence examples for decided that up from inspiring English sources

However, the powers that be have decided that, up and down the country, British citizens are not to be trusted with such cavalier freedoms.

In 1999, the Academy decided that up to a maximum of three producers are eligible to be included in an award for a film.

A priori, we decided that up to 5 colony-forming units (CFU) of aerobic flora would be an acceptable limit of contamination for the standard surface we sampled based on the available literature and the methodology used.

Healy decided that day to pack up her office and return to her Ohio home as soon as possible.

"Who should decide?" That issue came up this year in another of the college's "legacy" programs, Ms. Feinman said, this one concerning dance masterworks of the 20th century.

Mr. Svanberg appears to have decided that fessing up and anteing up is now the best course.

We ended up deciding that instead of doing two projects, we would focus on one.

Microsoft ended up distancing itself from Icahn, and other large institutional shareholders like Legg Mason's Bill Miller decided that ganging up with Icahn would be a bad idea.

"Our teacher decided that cleaning up could be our final exam," one boy explained.

The municipality has clearly decided that picking up litter around the shacks is Lonmin's job.

The authorities decided that cleaning up the derailed train would be safer if the toxic substances were burned off.