Sentence examples for decided to locate from inspiring English sources

I decided to locate and visit the Foundation Center Library located here in Manhattan.

The police decided to locate to use a bulldozer to raze the building.

The "prominent location" of the fort symbol suggests, he believes, that it may have been where Raleigh decided to locate his capital.

The governors decided to locate the organization's permanent headquarters in Washington, D.C., where its 12 original executive directors first met in May 1946.

That legacy, plus the area's location near downtown and the lake — and its desirable housing stock — were among the reasons the entrepreneurs decided to locate there.

Out of the 105 businesses that decided to locate in the city over the period, just three moved to its city centre.

Hurrying on from Deleuze's respected works on Spinoza and Kant, he decides to locate "the true nature of his thinking" elsewhere.

But the company can decide to locate production in South Carolina because it makes business sense and may include "production stability" as a factor in its decision.

"No matter where the county decides to locate a new detention center, we implore everyone not to give into fear and misunderstanding," Mr. Ryan wrote with Lawrence Murphy, chairman of the Bergen County Youth Services Commission.

The reality in Europe is that moving from Paris to London may not be that big of a deal, so extreme tax rates could be a deciding factor in where a person or business decides to locate.

Affordable-housing advocates point to spikes in rents in Seattle as evidence that bidding cities ought to prepare for rising housing costs if Amazon decides to locate thousands of highly paid employees there.