Sentence examples for deciding that it needed from inspiring English sources

Borders follows Toys R UsUs, which separated from Amazon in 2006, in deciding that it needed to establish its own Web presence instead of throwing its lot in with the company that perhaps poses the greatest threat to its continued existence.

The fundamental flaw in Microsoft's tablet strategy was that it never took the huge step of deciding that it needed to have a completely new interface for Windows to adapt to a tablet interface.

Instead, the Fed is much more closely watching for clues to whether the housing market itself and consumer spending are weakening before deciding that it needs to cut interest rates.

But I can't think of any better time, when the SEC [Securities and Exchange Commission] is deciding that it needs to go after Wall Street for credit default swaps, to make the point that you don't want to make the same kind of mistake here.

Grenoble decided that it needed its own office in China.

After the conflict, the Israeli government decided that it needed its own antimissile system and that the system needed to do a better job of stopping Scuds than the Patriot did.

The FBI likely decided that it needed to throw all its efforts into a manhunt on U.S. soil, and to do that it needed the American public's help.

The company decided that it needed some evidence aside from its own hunch that the circus brand could be attractive for the kind of partners it wanted.

In 2010, the Movement decided that it needed a voluntary secretariat to facilitate its growth; through a participatory process, the Centre for International Mental Health of the University of Melbourne was selected as the secretariat for the first three-year term (2011 14).

And when the company abruptly decided that it needed to throw off the regulations and speed its foods to market, the White House quickly ushered through an unusually generous policy of self-policing.

When the company abruptly decided that it needed to throw off the regulations and speed its foods to market, the White House quickly ushered through an unusually generous policy of self-policing".