Sentence examples for had decided to strike from inspiring English sources

He met some countrymen who had decided to strike out on their own after a long apprenticeship on Arthur Avenue.

Last week, the President and his Secretary of State, John Kerry, sounded as though they had decided to strike against Assad.

Mr. Effron, a managing director at UBS, and Mr. Pruzan, a protégé of Bruce Wasserstein, had decided to strike out on their own.

Abdulmunini, who Uwandu described as being "overjoyed" when she heard the regional court had decided to strike down her sentence back in June, is now dejected.

Two Russian warships, from the Baltic fleet, appeared offshore, in breach of bilateral agreements on military movements, as a warning to any ship captain who had decided to strike out on his own.

Mr. Johnson said that a lawyer affiliated with his organization had raised questions about the union but that some carnival companies had decided to strike deals with it anyway.

Boutique investment groups are often formed by long-standing fund managers who have decided to strike out on their own.

With sizable Democratic majorities in Congress and, so far, the goodwill of the American people, Obama has decided to strike.

Mr. Le Pen, for his part, has decided to strike back against what he clearly sees as betrayal by his own flesh and blood.

Having decided to strike that down, she was amenable to Souter's suggestion that they write an opinion that would preserve the core of Roe.

Mr. Abrahamian said that the Khamenei faction may have decided to strike at Britain after events in recent months that many in Iran have seen as part of a covert plan to destroy Iran's nuclear aspirations.