Sentence examples for gravity of this decision from inspiring English sources

Still, it seems clear that President Obama has listened to every possible viewpoint, thought long and hard, and is totally aware of the gravity of this decision.

The report concludes: "Given the gravity of this decision, cabinet should have been made aware of the legal uncertainties, Lord Goldsmith should have been asked to provide written advice which fully reflected the position on 17 March, explained the legal basis on which the UK could take military action and set out the risks of legal challenge".

This strategy was always untenable, given the gravity of the decision that faces the country, and last week it broke down entirely.Al Gore's speech on Iraq unleashed a pent-up tide of Democratic opposition.

He compared the gravity of the decision to Dred Scott.

The gravity of the decision was precisely in the fact that from that moment on I was committed always and forever by the Lord.

He adds the "cabinet should have been made aware of the legal uncertainties" given the gravity of the decision to be taken.

The 2010 Lawton report articulated the gravity of the decision by saying biodiversity offsetting, should it be poorly implemented, could streamline the destruction of the UK's native habitats.

For the next four months, the drama and angst will be concentrated on these shores, as competing versions of our future are offered to a population about to wake up to the gravity of the decision it has to make.

"This hand voted for Kennedy": let's give those last undecided voters the benefit of the doubt, and assume that it is the gravity of the decision, the sense that one's vote does matter, and not simply disinterest or lack of conviction or civic engagement, that is holding them back — that they are a cohort of the conflicted, not the careless.

The gravity of the decision to abort is not lost on the doctors profiled in the movie.

Let me say this: In hindsight it had a beneficial effect and that beneficial effect was to immediately impress upon [me] the gravity of the decision".