Sentence examples for grave decisions from inspiring English sources

They must make grave decisions collectively, something that many find stressful.

Of course these are serious problems for families facing grave decisions for their loved ones.

Mr. Schäuble told legislators Tuesday that public spending would be cut in 2011 and "grave decisions lie ahead".

Mayor Abraham D. Beame returned to Gracie Mansion early to confer with fellow formally attired city officials, then slept fitfully, knowing the grave decisions he faced the next morning.

Hollywood may still dominate the global box office, but foreign territories have proved unusually loyal to local product over the past year, with the US ceding its stranglehold overseas to homegrown hits such as South Korea's The Host (which did double the business of Mission: Impossible III on its home turf), Russia's Day Watch, Germany's Grave Decisions and Mexico's Km 31.

And when you're in a grave situation, you have to make grave decisions.

But Mr Miliband said: "I'm clear that this is a very grave decision to take military action that the House of Commons would be making and I didn't think that that decision should be made on an artificial timetable.

THE Connecticut Supreme Court has denied a young woman suffering from Hodgkin Lymphoma the right to refuse chemotherapy on the grounds that the 17-year-old lacks the maturity to make such a grave decision.

It is a grave decision, at a time when Iraq's disarmament is under way and the inspections have proved to be a credible alternative method of disarming that country.

He added: "I'm clear that this is a very grave decision to take military action that the House of Commons would be making and I didn't think that that decision should be made on an artificial timetable when the House of Commons wouldn't even have seen the evidence today from the UN weapons inspectors".

For members of the Western alliance "to go into open opposition" on a matter like Security Council resolution No. 1441, which clearly frames a war issue affecting American security after the Sept. 11 attacks, "that's a very grave decision," Mr.. Kissinger said.