Sentence examples for decides its from inspiring English sources

So when it decides its marketing organization needs rethinking, that's a pretty big deal.

Last week, manager of opposition business, Tony Burke, said those two elements of the policy went together, leaving Labor room to oppose the $1.3bn cut to Arena when it decides its stance on the omnibus bill next week.

Broomhill Pool Trust used the opportunity to call on Ipswich Borough Council to save the pool when it decides its fate on 22 November.

When a sink decides its forbidden sites, that means it decided on its allowable sites.

"Ultimately it will be Congress who decides its fate," his spokeswoman said.

While this might boost support for the president's Peronist party in the coming legislative elections, Argentina's dismal track record of infrastructure investments by state-owned enterprises should give pause to voters concerned about the quality of their utility services.Whatever the government decides, its vaunted economic recovery will founder if it cannot secure the environment for capital.

It turns out, the Democratic party decides its nominee in a massively undemocratic way – and is a ticking time bomb for the party and its voter base if Sanders keeps winning.

Whether or not Apple decides its future lies in selling pay-TV, Cook will find it increasingly hard to resist sharing the spoils with shareholders.

Imagine a country that decides its economy is falling behind.

Alternatively, in the self-triggered policy, each control task decides its progress.

Malcolm thinks again about Pichipoi and decides its real meaning is being alone.