Sentence examples for decision to pose from inspiring English sources

Villegas was asked how the other golfers reacted to his decision to pose nude.

His decision to pose for the snap, which was printed on newspaper front pages, has attracted criticism.

In the radio interview, Mr. Brown defended his decision to pose in Cosmo, saying: "You know, I didn't go to Harvard.

In an article on social media for the Daily Mail, broadcaster John Humphrys questioned Innes's decision to pose for the photograph.

Kardashian has probably attracted more criticism for her decision to pose topless in Playboy and W magazines, something she hesitated over, but her mother talked her into.

The couple also said they had doubts about their daughter Chloe's decision to pose for a picture spread in lads' mag FHM.

This requires institutionalization of a "loyal opposition". Without an [End Page 16] opposition to remind the public of continuing objections to collective decisions, and to pose alternatives, accountability of decision makers is impossible.

Given the controversy, it might have appeared a risky decision for Cameron to pose with the blacked-up Foxs [sic] morris dancers at the Banbury folk festival, near his constituency in Oxfordshire, on Saturday.

Catherine called Jeanne, whose decision to rebel posed a dynastic threat to the Valois, "the most shameless woman in the world".

The judge, Gary L. Sharpe of Federal District Court in Albany, abruptly sent the jury out of the room after Mr. Bruno, sitting among his lawyers, made a remark that the judge took to be critical of his decision to allow prosecutors to pose the final questions of the day.

Clemens's decision to testify does pose risks — primarily that his sworn statements could constitute perjury if they are later judged to have been intentionally false about a material fact.