Sentence examples for decision to time from inspiring English sources

But these reversals of her jurisprudence were entirely predictable results of her decision to time her resignation so that George W. Bush could replace her.

The Sun's decision to time the announcement of its endorsement of David Cameron for the evening of Gordon Brown's Labour conference speech was seen by senior Brown aides as an unpardonable sin.

It points out that the decision to time limit contributory ESA to one year is not based on any evidence that claimants will have recovered sufficiently to work but is simply a cost-cutting measure.

This year, like years previous, the network has made the decision to time shift their coverage of the opening ceremonies, finals and medal events to primetime hours.

NBC's decision to time-delay most events prompted angry kvetching on Twitter and quickly popularized the hashtag #NBCFail.

NEW YORK TIMES BITS   Despite Criticism, Twitter and NBC Say Partnership Was Successful  |  Viewers of the Olympics took to Twitter to complain about NBC's decision to time-delay most events, but according to the two companies, the jokes and critiques made up only a slim minority of all tweets about the games, the Bits blog writes.

Furthermore, the decision to devote time to family compromised their links to the theater world.

His answer once again refers to that aching decision to call time on his rural dream.

Monique Goyens, the BEUC director general, welcomed the decision to drop time limits on roaming.

We could be constantly busy, so really we have to make a decision to take time out.

It was on 18 May , 1997 that Cantona took the decision to call time on his career.