Sentence examples for deciding to involve from inspiring English sources

Criollo said it's hard to tell from records released so far how many tickets originate with school administrators deciding to involve police in a school matter and how many are the result of officers' own decisions to issue citations.

In time, he decided to involve his agency directly in film and television production.

I did it as I went along, I decided to involve Winston Churchill.

The trust decided to involve the service users - children, and their parents - in its design and operation.

"That's why the government decided to involve the Army," Monterrubio told me over coffee one morning.

Ron Asheton was not part of Pop and Williamson's plans until the pair decided to involve him and Scott.

*The roots of women's basketball run far deeper than 1981-82, when the National Collegiate Athletic Association finally decided to involve itself formally in the sport.

Lewis's parents had divorced when he was two, and his mother, in a fit of idealism, had decided to involve herself in the Communist project.

We have also decided to involve Instituto-e and Carmina Campus in a global research and development facility of new materials based on recycling or natural products.

It was not as a professional humanitarian with global ideas but as a small businessman, an outer-borough Republican, and a craftsman that Mirones decided to involve himself in an African calamity.

The Department of Nursing and Health Studies at the Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) in Auckland, New Zealand, decided to involve stakeholders from the health care sector in developing a new curriculum.