Sentence examples for have always decided from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in the world government have always decided that advanced metering will only work if it is almost universal.

The national leaders claim democratic primacy from their domestic general elections and have always decided between them who should head the commission.

Pepco, the utility serving the area around Washington, has repeatedly studied the idea of burying more power lines, and the company and its regulators have always decided that the cost outweighed the benefit.

It has not taken decisions for itself; others have always decided on its behalf.

But I've always decided not to, in the end.

So far, he has always decided to come back.

Ms. Lopez, who in the past had toyed with the idea of dancing in Cuba but had always decided against it, quickly said yes.

"We've always decided to stay with the present configuration," said Lynn Gorey, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction in South Orangetown's schools.

Downing Street had always decided it would adopt a low profile in the run-up to the Polish election last Sunday that resulted in the election of the Tories' sister party, the Law and Justice party.

Rather than go ahead with the debate and declare that he will not run - Mr. Trump has flirted with running for president several times since the 1980s but has always decided not to follow through - he chose to drop the debate.

Later on Monday, when President Jalal Talabani of Iraq told Mr. Panetta that there are not insurgent attacks in his native Kurdistan like there are in Baghdad, Mr. Panetta chortled good-naturedly, "I'm sure that they've always decided that you're not worth shooting".