Sentence examples for has decided with from inspiring English sources

It may be that ACE has decided, with hindsight, that the theatre has been over-funded.

Now, the full Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has decided – with a discouraging 13-to-1 vote on Tuesday – not to reconsider that opinion.

Mr. Cassano, 52, "has decided, with our concurrence, that he would like to pursue opportunities outside of A.I.G.," said the chief executive, Martin J. Sullivan.

Nolan made a strong début, three years ago, with a film called "Following," and this time he has decided, with the arrogance of youth and a bigger budget, to toss everything into the pot.

This, of course, is the very kind of outside interference Mr. Leach likes to bemoan; the conservation group's political director, Betsy Loyless, acknowledges as much but has decided, "with all due respect" to Mr. Leach, to do it anyway.

According to the most recent Times/CBS poll, the public, by a margin of 48%to46%6%, has decided, with no encouragement from either of the two major-party presidential candidates or from most media commentators, that the war was a mistake.

He hasn't been quite the same since, and the Capitals have decided, with mixed results, that they should embrace a defensive model: more New Jersey than Edmonton.

"It is important" begins one sentence, followed in the second edition by "[not too important, I have decided with the inevitable and perhaps cynical laissez-faire of Time]".

"On this basis I have decided with great regret to step down from much the most demanding of my roles – that of chairman of the BBC Trust".

In an article in The New Yorker last year, Mr. Gibson said he had decided, with some regrets, to cut the scene in which the high priest makes the statement.

A Saudi student at the University of Denver told an elder that he had decided, with Mr. Awlaki's encouragement, to travel to Chechnya to join the jihad against the Russians.