Sentence examples for deciding towards from inspiring English sources
It is interesting to note that, in deciding towards the end of life of an incompetent patient, in most cases the family is admittedly being aware of the situation and the method that will be applied (73%), but not in all cases the doctor will meet with the family to discuss (53.9%), and just over a third of respondents actually ask their opinion (36%).
"But I've not done badly," he decided towards the end of his life "for a poor immigrant boy who can't read music".
When Donald Trump decided towards the end of 2014 to make a bid for the most powerful job in the world, one of his first tasks was to appoint a manager to run his presidential campaign.
Instead, the robot must decide towards which hypothesis its sensors should be tasked by evaluating each hypothesis on its likelihood of containing the object.
The title #1 Record was decided towards the end of the recording sessions and evinced, albeit as a playful hope rather than a serious expectation, the chart position to be achieved by a big star.
To obtain a wider age range for future decisions on screening policy in Norway, we decided towards the end of the study period to include an additional randomised sample of the population at age 50-54 years to be offered flexible sigmoidoscopy only or combined flexible sigmoidoscopy and faecal occult blood testing.
Decide where you want the dip to start, take your spray canister and aim it down the hair, from the marker you just decided towards the ends of you hair.
National governments in the EU will still take the lead in deciding policy towards Russia, including the use of sanctions.
The win set Ireland up perfectly for the September double-header against Slovakia and Russia, which could go a long way towards deciding the outcome of the group.
Their endeavour and energy ultimately went a long way towards deciding the outcome here, and it was Gale's replacement, McShane, who shone throughout.
Meanwhile, IAAF inspectors set off for Russia next week in the first step towards deciding whether they should be allowed back into international competition in time for the Olympics.
