Sentence examples for from taking any decision from inspiring English sources
"I will not shy away from taking any decision that maintains the security of every Egyptian," he vowed, as gunfire rang out around Cairo.
"There are discussions going on about this but we are miles away from taking any decision," the Ofcom chief executive, Ed Richards, told MediaGuardian.co.uk.
In September 2011, during the Indian prime minister's visit to Dhaka, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) titled "Indo-Bangladesh Framework Agreement on Cooperation for Development" was signed by the two Prime Ministers that prevents India from taking any unilateral decision to construct the Tipaimukh Dam.
For too long these architects of austerity have got off scot-free from taking any responsibility for political decisions that are devastating people's lives.
"We remain entirely committed to development from within and don't take any decision to look outside the group for injury cover lightly," claimed Lloyd.
Others complained that they still had to get permission from husbands to go out or take any decisions about their lives.
Club president Jean-Louis Campora, who has headed the private association that has run Monaco since 1975, needs Palace approval from Prince Rainier of Monaco before taking any major decision that affects the club.
Chief of Staff Lt Gen Benny Gantz said he believed international sanctions against Iran were bearing fruit in dissuading it from taking such a decision.
Like Lloyd, Platell remembers a driven and independent individual who appeared unafraid of confrontation and did not shirk from taking unpopular decisions.
Interestingly, honest individuals were initially shielded from taking antisocial decisions – but, with time, even they slid down the slippery, corrupting slope of power.
At the top they rely on quietly determined bosses with a belief in high standards and discipline.One example is Darwin Smith, a chief executive of Kimberly-Clark, whose unassuming nature did not prevent him from taking dramatic decisions.
