Sentence examples for has decided through from inspiring English sources

By failing to consider major changes in the town and village courts, he said, "the state has decided through the Legislature not to change the system".

But after consulting with Dr. Frank Jobe last week, he has decided to play through the pain.

Gaga is a musician, which is largely buried under the carnival float she has decided to run through pop music.

He has decided he is through with "snappy witty women with low-fat bodies and high-maintenance demands".

The second area is the policies the government has decided to drive through the system come what may – irreversible changes that it hopes will characterise its time in office.

"We are deeply frustrated that the Government has decided to rush through these changes without consultation with tenants' group and local authorities, when area-wide licensing has been shown to be working to improve the private renting and drive up standards," said Alex Hilton, the director of the campaign group Generation Rent.

As I read it, this dismissal — together with the continuing failure to announce any broad plans for bank restructuring — means that the White House has decided to muddle through on the financial front, relying on economic recovery to rescue the banks rather than the other way around.

While in the past, there was some tolerance to us passing through, China has decided to get tighter still.

He has decided not to travel through mid-September.

"Because England has decided to fund universities through individual student loans, it's inevitable that the demand for more information is going to increase".

Lochte, a 12-time world champion, is a ten months older than Phelps but has decided to continue swimming through to the 2016 Rio Games.