Sentence examples for deciding that it has from inspiring English sources

"We can't have a kind of permanent government of an unelected bureaucracy deciding that it has its own long-term priorities which may be different to those of ministers and elected government.

"But now that Sirius has conquered its chief competitor and acquired more than 20 million subscribers, it has reneged on its commitment to Stern, unilaterally deciding that it has paid him enough".

"In my judgment the answer to this conundrum is that NHS England has erred in deciding that it has no power to commission the preventative drugs in issue".

"I am getting better at trying things, but I am still careful," Ms. Moriarty said, deciding that it had been a mistake to accept the yogurt ball.

With the approach of the New Year, Wall Street has been looking over its books and has decided that it has not been such a bad year after all.

"ASM FC [Monaco], after consultation with its legal counsel, has decided that it has no other choice but to bring legal action in order to obtain a judicial resolution of the dispute,' the club said in a statement on Sunday. .

The Bush administration seems to have decided that it has no good options on North Korea.

We fear that if India tests, Pakistan will decide that it has to test.

They imagine that at some point the right will decide that it has gotten what it wants.

So will the United States, and the world, decide that it has had too much of this not particularly good thing?

Opponents vowed to seek an immediate injunction to stop it, although after nine years, the courts may decide that it has been reviewed enough.