Sentence examples for deciding that they from inspiring English sources

Iranians gave the reformists two terms before deciding that they could not deliver.

They are already deciding that they do not want British tenants on state benefits.

Across the country, more districts are deciding that they are better off without open lunch periods.

Now, young Indians are increasingly deciding that they can keep their culture alive by modernizing it.

"If anything, they're deciding that they want Don to be here," he said.

Most dancers stop performing professionally around the age of 30, deciding that they are past their physical prime.

That is a clear example of the management secretly deciding that they are going to stop being a research library".

As these women look up at the "top," they are increasingly deciding that they don't want to do what it takes to get there.

The jurors — eight women and four men — deliberated for four days before deciding that they would never come to a unanimous decision on three of the four counts.

They offer such low returns that — with continued security risks and infrastructure problems — Western companies are deciding that they would be better off making deals with the Kurds.

MOGADISHU, Somalia — The Shabab, Somalia's most powerful Islamist insurgent group, outlawed school bells in a southern town on Thursday after deciding that they conflicted with Islam, residents said.