Sentence examples for decision would end from inspiring English sources

For many parents, the decision would end there.

He certainly could never have guessed at the time just how transformative the decision would end up being, both at Bear Stearns and on Wall Street more generally.

And while Tuesday was being treated as a major moment, the group's marriage director, Marc Solomon, had no illusions that the decision would end the debate.

But not until the next morning, where Durant made a mockery of anybody's concerns that his decision would end up being anticlimactic.

Speaking from the White House after calling one of the plaintiffs, Barack Obama said the decision would "end the patchwork system we currently have".

Scott A. Strough, president of the Southampton Board of Trustees, said the state, particularly the state Department of Environmental Conservation, has not always recognized his town's jurisdiction and that he hoped this latest court decision would end future conflicts.

"The public interest would be served by a prompt decision that would end uncertainty about the remedy facing Microsoft's employees, stockholders and firms in the technology industry and throughout the economy that do business with it," the government said.

Our greatest desire was to keep her from pain, but how could we make a decision that would end her life?

Other cities may also receive major sites as part of Amazon's decision that would end a more-than-year-long contest that started with 238 candidates and ended with a surprise split of its so-called "HQ2," WSJ said, citing people familiar with the matter.

A decision would not end the debate, and there would be serious repercussions.

The deputy leader of the opposition Democratic Party (PDRT), Kiat Sittheeamamorn, said the court decision would not end the political crisis.