Sentence examples for deciding once from inspiring English sources

George H.W. Bush also believed that to be a conservative was to act with "prudence," one of his favorite words and a philosophy he demonstrated in foreign policy by deciding, once he defeated Saddam Hussein in Kuwait, not to follow him to Baghdad.

Alec MacGillis, reporter, ProPublica: To start with Hillary, it was so mystifying all along that she was deciding once again to hold [the press] at arm's length and to be so closed, when there had been all that talk early in the campaign that this time it was going to be different, and that she was going to be more freewheeling.

The agreement would also allow Faulkner to visit her children but would leave custody in the hands of their father, while giving the children the option of deciding, once they reach a certain age, with which parent they want to live.

As a service to you, our dear readers, and to us, the clueless morons, we're going to explore Linux in all its guises this week, deciding once and for all if this crazy, hippy-dippy thing they call "Linux" is ready for prime time.

In 1269 he decided once again to go to Africa.

Now the courts must decide once and for all.(Photo credit: Getty images).

But it's not something that we decide once and then check off the list.

Lyon decided, once again, to trace the source of the attack.

Kelly had decided, once and for all, after some preseason obfuscation, to unleash his vibrant playbook.

The EU countries decide once every seven years on long-term spending priorities.

Cynthia was unsure of why she was getting married & decided once more that she was bored with her work.