Sentence examples for decision to prepare a from inspiring English sources

Vodafone's decision to prepare a bid signals that the British company is now betting its American future on AT&T Wireless, reversing a long relationship with Verizon that Vodafone has in the past praised.

Not only did it decide that the MoD should issue a press statement giving details of Kelly's background, it also led, Sir Kevin agreed, to the decision to prepare a question and answer briefing paper for the media which provided even more clues to Kelly's identity, including confirmation of his name to those journalists who had guessed it, in a procedure of which Kelly was totally unaware.

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) claimed in a statement on Friday that Muslims and unions had effectively infiltrated the Justice Department and were steering its decision to prepare a challenge to the Arizona immigration law.

Assuming her departure does reflect a strategic decision to prepare for a presidential campaign — Republicans have been wondering why she quit so abruptly — Ms. Palin may be looking to the next few years to do what Nixon did to prepare for his successful run for the White House in 1968.

As to her decision to prepare with a quick sleep when others might be limbering up, it felt natural.

Each fossil cone is thus precious, and the decision to prepare the fossil using a traditional technique such as thin-sectioning cannot be made without regret.

For example, a decision to prepare might be confirmed by the collective behavior of a person's social networks and community [ 48, 82], but it also builds on the internal resolve a person has to create and act on intentions [ 80] – regardless of what other people are doing (or not doing).

Therefore, we made a decision to prepare polyadenylated mRNA libraries for the current study to avoid wasting sequencing depth on rRNAs.

The funding bodies played no role in the study design, collection, analysis or interpretation of data, or preparation of or decision to prepare manuscript for this publication.

He said that Smith's decision to prepare another 42-days bill for use in an emergency was "an extraordinary demonstration of petulant defiance".

The decision to prepare the mission, dubbed Eufor Libya, was taken by the 27 governments at the beginning of April.