Sentence examples for decision to repeat from inspiring English sources

Martin also defended his decision to repeat the allegation in his public evidence to the committee.

He also questioned the Bush campaign's decision to repeat a spot in Michigan from South Carolina, in which the governor refers to Mr. McCain's nasty remarks about him.

Having made the heart-wrenching decision to repeat, we are confident that a decision to delay would have been anything but perilous.

Both Normand's decision to repeat the offensive language aloud on national television for shock value, and his overall emotional demeanor, have been par for the course during his tenure as sheriff.

_ SASHA FRERE-JONES: Christoph, your last point reminds me of the split between Marina Abramovic and her peers over the differences between performances and theatre — her decision to repeat pieces, in their view, invalidated them.

Mr. Netanyahu's decision to repeat this case before a joint meeting of Congress in defiance of the White House and leading Democrats risked turning what should be a substantive debate into a partisan scrimmage.

Although repentance may be accompanied by formal and ceremonial acts, such as fasting, its basic principle is the renunciation of the sin and the wholehearted decision not to repeat it.

Making a personal decision not to repeat what you hear not only makes you a nicer person, it can make your job a more pleasant place to be.

Based on these numbers, it is safe to say that a sensible decision is to repeat each simulation at least 30 times.

Without access to patient records, we were, however, unable to determine if the lack of repeated measurement of potassium reflects a conscious decision not to repeat the measurement in a group of sick patients with a higher incidence of 'terminal illness'.

It describes the practical and scientific challenges which make it more difficult for decision-makers to repeat similar interventions or predict effects in situations other than where the study was made.