Sentence examples for difficult decision to stop from inspiring English sources

"It's a difficult decision to stop.

Speaking at a launch event for its rebooted Aibo robopup today, Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai said: "It was a difficult decision to stop the project in 2006, but we continued development in AI and robotics.

The schemes affected include footway and carriageway repairs - including potholes - grass cutting, gully emptying, road marking and traffic sign maintenance/replacement. Mr Kennedy said he had also taken the "difficult decision to stop funding external contractors for the repair of street lights that fail, unless they pose an electrical hazard to members of the public".

In the end, he made the difficult decision to stop the treatment.

Because I had to return to work in just 12 weeks I also made the difficult decision to stop breastfeeding.

The barriers identified most often according to parents included: the fondness that staff members showed their child that made it more difficult (for parents) to make a decision to stop cancer-directed treatment [ 35], feeling forced to decide from alternative care pathway options [ 35], not having written information about the drug in a trial [ 36], and financial burden [ 38].

She says the decision to stop full-time teaching and research was difficult, but clear to her, because to do science well, she would need to continue with 60- to 80-hour workweeks--and ignore her child.

The decision to stop production, though unusual, is not unprecedented.

Pedersen called the decision to stop early "completely ridiculous".

Sometimes hospitals take the decision to stop treatment.

The decision to stop the charges was led by Vermont Atty.