Sentence examples for deciding that if from inspiring English sources

He objected, deciding that, if anyone saw too much in such creations, it was the wreckers themselves.

They're deciding that if the cost of doing business here is no longer much different than the cost of doing business in countries like China, they'd rather place their bets on America".

More and more companies are deciding that if they want skilled workers, they will have to train them themselves; the Department of Labor estimates that so-called corporate universities will outnumber traditional ones by 2010.

Deciding that if a coronary is worth having, it's worth having properly, we trekked out to Capa Negra on Rua do Campo Alegre, which is justly famous for these protein-bombs.

Deciding that if you can't beat them, it's best to join them, I stood for the second half, and only then found it possible to enter into the imaginative world of the play.

McLennan tried desperately to reconcile the two factions, deciding that if the party were to have a future, it must move cautiously in the Eurocommunist direction, which seemed like treachery to some of his old friends.

But then the jurors decided that if they could not decide, that was a decision in its own way.

Dine decided that "if you wanted to have influence you had to be a fund-raiser".

On July 25 the Russian Council of Ministers decided that if Austrian forces entered Serbia, Russia would mobilize its army.

So regulators decided that if cheese was not made with pasteurized milk, it should be aged.

Mr Szabadi decided that if Rubik and Schadek could do it, then so could he.