Sentence examples for definite decisions from inspiring English sources

Now, Mr. Lasher says he has made no definite decisions about his future, though he has not ruled out vying for a Council seat in 2013.

He said he hoped to continue his campaign for United States Senate, but would not make any definite decisions about the race until he had settled on a course of treatment.

A spokesman for Birmingham Council said: "At the moment these are proposals, not definite decisions.

"This consultation must take place at a time when the council is open-minded and has made no definite decisions.

To date, no definite decisions have been made regarding the specific tests to be included into the Tier 2 testing stage.

Flores said the company wants to build an iOS app as well, and he's open to doing that through its work with SproutBox — but it sounds like there haven't been any definite decisions made.

Commenting on the ruling to TechCrunch, Marion Oswald, senior fellow in law at the University of Winchester, adds: "It seems to be definitely that the court is making a definite decision about the privacy impact of mass surveillance.

"It's a definite decision but a difficult one.

"She also said that no definite decision had been taken as well.

So I can't give a definite decision right now because I don't have that.

LONDON — The allied delegates came to a definite decision yesterday afternoon [Jan.