Sentence examples for decision to lay from inspiring English sources

Hence the decision to lay formal papers".

But Eta's decision to lay down arms won approval in the Garín.

The firm's decision to lay people off will work in its favor, at least when it comes to compensation.

Mickelson, who has grown tired of waiting for his major, agreed with Toms's decision to lay up.

That increase — and the prospect of bigger ones to come — played a role in the school board's decision to lay off all 17 custodians last year.

"Same smoke, same mirrors, same attempt to blame others for his decision to lay off thousands of teachers," said Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers.

Given Phoebe's history, Bazelon writes that she couldn't understand the prosecutor's decision "to lay the burden of her suicide at the feet of six adolescents".

Variety's cost-cutting decision to lay off two of its most prominent critics and others last Monday sent shock waves through Hollywood.

To complicate BMW's problem, the company was the largest employer in Lower Bavaria, so a decision to lay off or reassign older workers would have political consequences.

This week the president blamed recent stock market sell-offs and General Motors' decision to lay off 14,700 people in part on Powell.

The lie that I told myself — that I was made entirely new by my decision to lay off drugs — kept doubt at bay.