Sentence examples for decided to water from inspiring English sources

I decided to water the plants.

The lead negotiators of the European agreement could have decided to water down their agreement to keep the Americans in the fold.

Many fear the prime minister has decided to water down his reform plans to ensure he can campaign for Britain to stay in the EU.

A leading City lawyer said that the only way of speeding up the case would be if the SEC decided to "water down" the charge from fraud to negligence, and Goldman then decided to settle.

In an early sign that the negotiation tactic is paying off, Mr. Osborne, a member of the Conservative Party, has decided to water down plans by the government to require banks to disclose bonus payments above 1 million, The Financial Times reported on Monday.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said: "The truth is that instead of strengthening the checks year on year, as all previous ministers had committed to do, this home secretary decided to water them down as official government policy, even though she never told this House.

I decide to water it during a spectacular African sunset.

If you do decide to water, it is important to follow through until the seedlings are established.

If you decide to water your plants from the top, be careful not to get moisture on the leaves as this will damage them.

However, Scottish Water later decided to supply water from boreholes instead.

In the meantime, the city decided to pump water to the public from the Flint River.