Sentence examples for has only decided from inspiring English sources

Yesterday the company insisted that it has only decided to transfer 25% of the factory's production to plants in Singapore and Korea, positioning it closer to rapidly growing markets for BAT in east Asia.

In its history, the Supreme Court has only decided about a dozen gay rights cases, so any of the pending cases it reviews this term will likely be important in the development of sexual orientation law.

Papandreou insisted overnight that he had only decided upon a national referendum because of the failure to reach a "wider consensus" on the bailouts and accompanying austerity programmes.

WEST DES MOINES, Iowa -- Having only decided not to continue her presidential bid on Wednesday morning, Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota has yet to decide whether to run for re-election to Congress.

He also told the court that he had been given Penny's name by people at the pub near where he had first been abused, but had only decided to tell police after the second incident.

Allardyce said Blackburn had only decided to play the fixture at Stamford Bridge - which they lost 5-0 - because they were bound to do so by Premier League rules, and admitted there was a chance the virus could have been passed on.

Asked why he had only decided to visit on Thursday - five days after the city was first hit by the extreme weather, Mr Corbyn replied: "I didn't want to get in the way of people doing an emergency job at a highly critical time.

Having only decided to represent the country of his birth in March 2015 after being courted by the Democratic Republic of Congo coach, Florent Ibengé, for several months, it was the third time he had scored for Belgium in only six appearances despite starting just once – a friendly against Finland at the start of June.

Fiske also tried to make her admit that she had only decided to point the finger at Taubman so she could avoid jail herself.

But Labour group leader Corrie McChord said the SNP had only decided to accept the Labour amendment when it became clear the group would be defeated on its own budget and accused the administration of being in a "last ditch" attempt to hold onto power.

There was never a plan to cancel Carnivàle prematurely, and HBO had only decided the cancellation shortly before their announcement.