Sentence examples for decisions to return from inspiring English sources

David Cameron's decisions to return from holiday and to recall Parliament were gestures to appease the hysterical British press.

Increasingly, decisions to return are driven not by expectation of a better life in Afghanistan but by rising prices and insecurity of life in exile.

It's too early to tell much from test-score results, but it's clear that the success and optimism of charter school operators from the national KIPP outfit to local nonprofits at getting schools up and running has been a big factor in residents' decisions to return home.

This information is pertinent to understanding current day disaster exposure and risk, and is influencing decisions to return people to original village sites where current gardens are located.

As Conradson and Latham (2005b) found in their study of New Zealanders in London, decisions to return are often postponed and hence made progressively more difficult.

The authors further present a mobility model, based on stochastic decisions to return to a previously visited place or to explore, and to base the choice on social influence or on individual preference.

His victory seemed to validate the decision to return.

Her decision to return to work was not uncomplicated.

Was the decision to return to a lesbian relationship conscious?

The State Department welcomed the decision to return the ambassador.

Some writers applauded the decision to return to talks.