Sentence examples for decision to deliver from inspiring English sources
Hollande has defended the decision to deliver the ships saying: "a deal is a deal".
Russia's decision to deliver fuel to Bushehr further encourages Iran, several administration officials and European diplomats said privately.
He should reconsider his decision to deliver every-other-day press briefings on anthrax or on any other particular threat.
Of James's decision to deliver his answer in a television special, Prokhorov said: "There are a lot of people who like the procedure.
Yet it was Netanyahu's decision to deliver his speech against an Iran nuclear deal before the Republican-controlled Congress that did most to anger the Obama administration.
Easy use was behind Mr. Evers's decision to deliver NetBooks applications through the Internet rather than sell them at office-supply stores.
I'd suggest that one of the major ones is that the Fed's decision to deliver the promised rate of inflation is a striking departure from what most other major central banks are doing.
He added: "The aim in travelling is to encourage both sides in the peace process and to take the bold and difficult decisions to deliver the two-state solution we all want to see.
From David Cameron From Crossrail, high-speed rail and now the billions of pounds of investment we are announcing today, this government is committed to taking the long-term decisions to deliver growth and jobs.
"This is all about making the right long-term investment decisions to deliver the services that communities desperately need".
