Sentence examples for decided to back no from inspiring English sources

The Scotsman, a home rule newspaper since its creation in 1817, last week decided to back no in the referendum.

Afterwards, Guardiola decided to back his man.

"The party room decided to back that.

Mattis evidently decided to back Kelly.

He decided to back entrepreneurs.

Before the first round of voting on 15 December, the opposition considered boycotting the referendum before deciding to back a No vote.

The libertarian influence here may be mild at best, but it's very possible that Paul loyalists will decide to back McConnell's opponent for no other reason than to spite Benton, even if that just means a few hundred dollars with menacing smirks to match.

Scott Konner, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that when a buyer or seller decides to back out of a contract for no legitimate reason, the terms of the contract itself generally dictate what happens next.

Some may still decide to back out.

After an analysis of needs and costs, it has decided to ship back no more than 76percentt.

"At the time I wasn't in the Fulham team so I decided to come back but there is no rush for me to make any decisions now.