Sentence examples for decisions it would be from inspiring English sources

"I haven't made decisions and we haven't made decisions, it would be dishonest to say we've made decisions but we're just going to keep it all secret, that's not the case.

If the Supreme Court reverses its 2003 decision to uphold affirmative action on campus and outlaw any consideration of race in admissions decisions, it would be radical — a tragic culmination of decades of backtracking on racial justice.

If someone asked me what the #1 skill is that impacts hiring decisions, it would be this one.

"But we've had to stop a lot of things behind the scenes because we could put the club in real danger if we were to take the wrong decisions; it would be very damaging for the club.

He made so many good, major decisions it would be nit-picky to highlight the few errors in judgment he had.

While central banks rarely express currency-driven motivations for monetary policy decisions, it would be hard not to see the BOE's inaction as driven by worries over the pound's swift collapse.

If it goes ahead with its decision, it would be the second time the bank has warned Somali remittance companies of pending account closures; in October 2014, the bank reversed a prior decision to close their accounts.

In terms of policy decision it would be best to assess each potential intervention on its own merits rather than rely on broad generalisations [ 6- 10].

Based on the facts, if they were to make such a decision, it would be ripe for judicial review.

And if Ms Saunders is hounded into resignation over her original decision, it would be unjust to her too.

But she said that if she could revisit any decision it would be the deadly raid on the Davidian compound.