Sentence examples for decision could become a from inspiring English sources

"We fear that this decision could become a precedent.

Now I understood how a rash decision could become a whole, irreversible life.

If a high proportion, e.g., as two-thirds, of the village have already cooperated, the collective decision could become a regulation that all villagers must obey.

The club's decision could become official as soon as tomorrow, after a YankeeNets board meeting.

Rights groups have worried that the decision could become permanent, allowing for the extension of authorities' powers into normal life.

With three circuits due to announce decisions, this could become a reality.

One Republican familiar with the process said the decision to involve Timmons could become a political liability for the campaign's reformist image, especially in the wake of the controversies over the lobbying backgrounds of other McCain staffers, including campaign manager Rick Davis.

With more effective methods for handling data on the patient's clinical state, the possible foci of infection, and clinical decision making, such data could become a valuable part of the DACOBAN database in the future.

With his re-election secured, Mr. Pataki has less reason to worry that decisions about the rebuilding could become a political liability.

Inappropriate decisions regarding the choice of comparator could become a source of uncertainty (Bojke et al, 2009) and can bias the estimated added value of new treatments.

For example, one Māori smoker felt that decisions about who was appointed as commissioners could become a ' political game' and that governance had to be sorted out before the operational arrangements.