Sentence examples for decides to react from inspiring English sources

The future of ordinary families, especially poor working families, depends a great deal on how the government decides to react to this new economy.

"For some reason, he decided to react much quicker than I thought he would.

Iran threatened to end cooperation with the nuclear inspectors if the security council decided to react to the Iranian challenge.

"NBC has decided to react to their terrible difficulties in prime-time by making a change in their long-established late-night schedule," said O'Brien yesterday.

When a British-financed assassination plot was uncovered in 1804, Bonaparte decided to react vigorously enough to deter his opponents from any more such attempts.

One issue facing Mancunians who do decide to react to planning proposals is the uninviting planning portal on which Manchester City Council hosts proposals and collects comments and objections.

"After only seven months," Mr. O'Brien wrote, "with my 'Tonight Show' in its infancy, NBC has decided to react to their terrible difficulties in prime time by making a change in their long-established late-night schedule".

"The results showed a likely correlation between breast cancer and working night shifts so we decided to react," says Birgitte Lyhne Broksø from the national board of industrial injuries.

So Mr Sharon seems to have decided to react to his hardliners' calls for a tough response over the Haifa attack by launching the strike on Syria.There is little dispute that the Syrian regime has allowed leaders from Islamic Jihad, Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups to have offices in Damascus and has granted them training facilities.

"There are some fantastic female comics who are doing really well and they have been labelled 'feminist comics' and therefore a small section of male comics have decided to react against that and do material that is provocative and incites almost hatred against women, where the word 'rape' is a punch line.

"I'm very sorry that the jury decided to react the way they did over something which really wasn't as big as it was blown up to be.