Sentence examples for had then decided from inspiring English sources

What if Strauss had then decided to stick with Moores?

"It would be more democratic, and more understandable for the public, who'd see they'd elected a parliament, and that parliament had then decided who should form the new government".

The report, written by the party chairman, Paul Oakden, said no witnesses had seen what had taken place after the pair left a heated meeting where MEPs confronted Woolfe over his admission that he had considered defecting to the Conservatives but had then decided to run for the party leadership.

And then the Tories – well, they kicked off with some stuff about people who admitted to never having voted Tory before (aha, we thought, is this a campaign from Labour?) but who had then decided to do it (aha, we thought, this must be coming from the Tories), with the sudden impulsiveness of someone at the checkout till reaching for a Maltesers bunny.

Pao said that Murphy had previously looked into the company, but he had then decided not to invest.

If the Second Circuit had then decided that the NFL's preferred standard applied, and ruled against Brady on that basis, Brady could conceivably ask the Supreme Court to consider the legal question of which "standard of review" was the correct one.

CIA analysts, in attempting to explain the origins of the alleged assassination plot, theorized that the Kuwaiti government "may have then decided to claim this (smuggling) operation was directed against Bush".

"Based on these conclusions, it is difficult to understand how the Inquiry Committee could have then decided that Dr. Taleyarkhan's actions did not constitute research misconduct," the report states.

My preference was that he would do one year, lead us to successful local election results - which I still believe we will have - then decide whether to carry on.

Interestingly, a number of studies have identified a third factor in the HADS using exploratory factor analysis, the researchers having then deciding to reject the third factor as meaningless and subsequently 'forcing' a two-factor solution [ 42, 43].

Having so decided, Yongzheng then made an extraordinary gesture.