Sentence examples for decides to modify from inspiring English sources

Kurt criticizes both the school's failure to act against homophobic bullying and the lack of challenge in the club's competition; Will decides to modify the assignment to have the teams perform songs by groups of the opposite gender.

Additionally, if a user decides to modify and rerun an analysis, recomputation starts from the first divergent step of the analysis, while reusing data from earlier, identically configured steps, allowing fast tweaking of parameters.

A significant life event (e.g., retirement) occurs and the judge decides to modify alimony payments.

"They decided to modify a bus that was wheelchair accessible to a bus that wasn't wheelchair accessible," he said.

For revenue reasons, the Senate, in its version of the bill, decided to modify the A.M.T. rather than abolish it.

Congress may decide to modify the requirements for net price calculators based on the outcomes of such an evaluation.

And after the tsunami last year, Kuroshio decided to modify plans for a new town hall, moving it farther up into the foothills.

Ferguson had reluctantly decided to modify a team he loved to meet the demands of Europe; he wanted a striker who was sharper around the penalty box, Andy Cole, and felt that Ince had become a tactical liability.

So, in 1981, a group of M.I.T. dropouts decided to modify the code with new maze layouts and an adapted artificial-intelligence routine, designed to make the game more surprising and challenging, and therefore more profitable.

On March 17, Mr. Bush decided to modify the program and drop certain elements in order to satisfy Mr. Comey and Mr. Mueller, according to the joint inspector general report.

When 200,000 East Germans took advantage of Hungary's decision to open its borders and fled to the West, their communist government decided to modify the travel restrictions that imprisoned them.