Sentence examples for has been a decision from inspiring English sources

The main element of this tightening-up has been a decision to bring in the armed forces to clean up corrupt civilian operations.

He begins to log on to the Migrationsverket website every morning to see if there has been a decision in his case.

Louise Christian said: "This means there has been a decision by the government not to prosecute and that is very disturbing.

It is yet another indication of how conspicuously inconspicuous Mrs. Bush has been, a decision that family friends say is deliberate.

Indeed, sources with knowledge of the investigation suggest that there has been a decision high up in the Russian government to close down the case altogether.

"There has been a decision to go after these networks," Ms. Rice said in an interview with The New York Times in her office on Friday afternoon, before leaving on a trip to the Middle East.

There should have been a decision taken to remove him from the field of play.

That would have been a decision by the board and its then chief executive, Sly Bailey.

But if a particular decision had been taken about a disabled children's club: "I suspect that will have been a decision taken locally.

It would have been a decision about whether he would have been fit enough to play in that Test.

"What really would have fired us up is if it had been a decision that would have been more judicial tyranny," Mr. Burress said.