Sentence examples for effort to decide from inspiring English sources

But the more you study these operas in an effort to decide what to cut, the more you realize that there is very little gratuitous music.

The justices' questions today reflected their effort to decide where to slot this case into an array of First Amendment precedents that offer ammunition to both sides.

The administration's plan to close Guantánamo includes a new effort to decide whether detainees can be released, transferred to the custody of other countries or prosecuted.

Kubrick told me that he thought he had listened to almost every modern composition available on records in an effort to decide what style of music would fit the film.

The estimates were part of the authority's effort to decide how best to use Federal Emergency Management Agency aid in coordination with the authority's own planned capital spending, especially for future security enhancements at ports and airports, one official said.

In Myanmar, formerly Burma, biologists and trained local workers are conducting the first survey of wildlife in some of the world's most remote forests as part of a government effort to decide where to place new preserves and parks.

-What drives Jonah's and Isaac's efforts to decide what they want to do with their lives?

He claimed that other efforts to decide what is "good," such as analyses of the concepts of approval or desire, which are not themselves of an ethical nature, partake of a fallacy that he termed the "naturalistic fallacy".

As such, it loomed as a potentially important moment in the party's efforts to decide how to compete against the Democrats in 2008 and what it should stand for in a post-Bush era.

But an eventual tie-up with Qantas could complicate efforts to decide share price parities for the merger between British Airways and Iberia, while the shape of the final management board would also have implications for the Spanish carrier.

"He was generally not a fan of the federal government and its power, so that would lean him toward allowing more latitude toward states like Colorado, but he wasn't exactly a libertarian, so he might be more sympathetic to federal efforts to decide what happens in people's homes and bedrooms," Kamin said.