Sentence examples for decision to do a from inspiring English sources

"Our decision to do a split had nothing to do with Derek Jeter, Cashmann said.

"There is definitely a strategic decision to do a second art show here next year".

Tywin's decision to do a deal with Oberyn was an interesting tactic.

How did you arrive at the decision to do a cookbook this way, as a graphic novel?

The decision to do a Wikipedia "blackout" wasn't reached until Monday, said Matthew Roth, a spokesman for the Wikimedia Foundation, which oversees the site.

Her husband jumped in and added that before the Burnett interview, he had "made a decision to do a whimsical Friday-night show".

"They have made a career decision to do an American liberal arts degree," said Sophie Laws, director of the college's humanities program.

A good multitasker waits until the first possible moment the decision to do an experiment can be made with certainty, and only then starts to prepare for it.

In forensic medicine, the decision to do an autopsy often involves tension between three parties: the doctor, the next of kin, and the society (as articulated by the law).

It has been a lot of work between insourcing, making decisions to do a divestiture with Veritas, and making multiple decisions on M&A around acquisitions.

Sometimes he can make a leap decision to do something a certain way, give it 170%, and it's the wrong way.