Sentence examples for has decided to study from inspiring English sources

The Vatican has decided to study further the life and writings of the Rev. Leon Dehon, who died in 1925 and founded the priests of the Sacred Heart of Jesus religious order.

Her brother the skeptic responds to the news that she has decided to study for the ministry with an e-mail: "Dear Kate, you don't really believe in God, do you?" Yes, she does, she explains: "the God I serve and worship with all my body, all my mind, all my soul, and all my spirit is love (1 John 4 8)." Her story is deeply personal, yet resonant.

In 1951, having decided to study symbolic logic, he passed the examinations to enter Tsinghua University.

Who knows whether without that journey I would have decided to study abroad and live and work in another country?

To examine this hypothesis, we have decided to study losses of – or molecular alterations in – such AC proteins with respect to their effects on myocardiac organization and functions.

By early 2005, she had decided to study fashion design and was living in a Brooklyn loft with three male glass blowers.

My brother, Buzz, recently told me that he had always believed I had decided to study for the priesthood to please my mother.

By the time he was a teenager, however, he had decided to study agriculture and spent most of his 20s farming in Sussex.

Students are finding a variety of solutions to the problem of high rentals: some have decided to study by distance learning, for example, through the Open University, while others are doing degrees at local further education colleges.

Pagels is interested in a range of subjects — poetry, music, modern dance — so I asked her if she had decided to study religion as part of a spiritual quest or as an academic pursuit.

But he had decided to study medicine instead, and particularly psychiatry; he was of that generation of German Jews who found in Freud's doctrines what their physicist contemporaries found in Einstein's.