Sentence examples for decision to enter into from inspiring English sources

Distance learning is not a decision to enter into lightly.

It was these perceived military gains that influenced the Administration's decision to enter into direct talks.

Its decision to enter into peace talks now is apparently a change in strategy, Mr. Prendergast said.

Goldman Sachs said it did not believe the internship influenced the LIA's decision to enter into the trades.

The other ANC leaders don't all agree with Mandela's decision to enter into negotiations with the apartheid government – but Mandela blithely ignores them.

A Newcastle fans' group has voiced its concern over the club's controversial decision to enter into a sponsorship agreement with the loans company Wonga.

As an outsider and pioneer of the deep-fermentation technique, Mr. Wilson wrote, it had "freedom of thought and a fresh approach" and made "some very bold decisions" to enter into antibiotics production.

An exploration well in the Norwegian Barents Sea is used as a case to demonstrate how environmental risks are assessed together with technical and economic considerations in the Oil Company's decisions to enter into a new area and drill a well.

No one knows all the internal struggles of people who consider affairs and then turn away, but there is one point that has grown clear to me over the years of working with married individuals: decisions to enter into affairs are not taken lightly.

Path dependency and social pressure seems to influence clinicians' decisions to enter into management positions.

In accordance with Rule 69c (2), Members or political group(s) reaching at least the medium threshold may request in writing, before midnight on the following day, Tuesday, 2 October 2018, that decisions to enter into negotiations be put to the vote.