Sentence examples for deciding on its from inspiring English sources

He said the town had not issued a stop-work order and would review the decision before deciding on its response.

The Abbott government is in the process of deciding on its post-2020 emissions pledge – where it intends to draw that dotted line – and over the weekend released a well-flagged discussion paper about how it would make the decision by mid-year, ahead of the United Nations climate conference in Paris in December.

The Justice Department, which argued the case for the F.D.A., said it needed to review the ruling before deciding on its next steps.

Ofgem said it had conducted widespread research amongst consumers before deciding on its reforms.

There was nothing on the market to replace it quickly in 2003-2004 and the MoD is still deciding on its replacement.

Pomroy says the company will have to wait to see the details of the tax before deciding on its approach.

Once a platform company decides on its business model, it is easier to define those boundaries, he writes.

"the parents who organized the trip actively sought media coverage -- and the paper decided on its own that it was 'news' enough to deserve front-page treatment".

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

No one can quite decide on its prospects.

A company spokesman, Doug Arbesfeld, said the company would decide on its next step after it finished evaluating the letter.