Sentence examples for decision would stick from inspiring English sources

Greens had doubts the decision would stick.

But he also questioned whether Mr. Fujimori's decision would stick.

It also maintained the "democratic infrastructure" which ensured that, once arrived at, tough decisions would stick and is now a strong champion of spreading the model elsewhere.

"Once I made that decision I would stick to it as far as possible in the interests of stability," Wilkie said.

Until further definitive proofs and decisions, I would stick to the fasting prerequisite, given to my mind Trigycerides are the real issue correlated with cardiovascular risks, especially in pediatric practice- my field.

"We made a decision that we would stick with him from start and finish," the Cowboys co-offensive coordinator Gunter Brewer said in a telephone interview.

Your article offered some reasoned analysis, but your cover page, featuring "Skintland", was gratuitously insulting to Scots and demeaned your normal high standards.As we head towards a momentous decision I'd stick to providing sound analysis and drop the tired japes.

Marina: 'I made the decision very early on that I would stick by him no matter what.

But Aventis said it would continue to try to remove this year's harvest of StarLink from the human food supply and would stick by its decision to stop selling StarLink seed, even for animal feed.

Labour said it was a "wake-up call" to the government to change course, but the PM said he would stick with "difficult decisions" to deal with the deficit.

Later yesterday, Keith Walker, the chairman of Boxing New Zealand, said his association would stick with its original decision after a conference call among its members.