Sentence examples for decided to advance from inspiring English sources

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Moreover, he decided to advance the C.I.A.'s role in counterterrorism, which complicated the options for examining the interrogation program.

In one case, Mr. Holloway and his team decided to advance more money to a golf resort project that was nearly 90percentt complete.

The Israeli security cabinet also decided to advance legislation to impose a minimum penalty of four years' imprisonment for those throwing rocks, according to the statement.

Russia has decided to advance troops from Kazvin to Teheran on Thursday [Dec. 21] next, in view of the persistent refusal of the Mejliss to dismiss Mr. Morgan Shuster.

Jones's book was slated to appear in 2009, but during the Presidential campaign, when several of the candidates began talking about "green jobs," he decided to advance the publication.

The crew chief, Gerry Davis, drew the crew together, and together they overruled Dreckman's initial call, awarding Reyes a single and deciding to advance everyone one base.

November 17th 23rd 2012 twitter.com/TheEconomist/s… November 15 , 2012Moody's decision comes as eurozone finance ministers head to Brussels for another meeting on Greece – this could be the day that they decide to advance its long-awaited aid tranche, and agree how to finance the two-year extension to its financial reform programme.

The points that Zarooni and his advisors eventually decide to advance as mitigating factors will not be apparent until the appeal board publishes its findings, but this will be his one and only chance to pluck something from the wreckage of his career.

"If Bush decides to advance from actively exploring a run to actively campaigning, he could have a real shot at the nomination," says the National Journal's Rebecca Nelson.

Black also keeps the square d7 free for his knight, if white decides to advance his g-pawn.