Sentence examples for have decided to enter from inspiring English sources
A (peaking) population bump has increased the college-aged cohort for the past 15 years just as higher percentages of students have decided to enter university.
He is one of an increasing number of affluent businessmen who have decided to enter the political fray in recent years.
For people who like to mix their religion with geopolitics, the book of Daniel has a lot to say about the fall of mighty empires.So there are many different places at which Ms Armstrong might have decided to enter the dense forest of Bible scholarship.
The best news to come out of the investigation is that there are a growing number of challengers to the giant pharmacy benefit managers, known as P.B.M.'s, including big insurance plans that have decided to enter the business and smaller stand-alone companies that are increasingly winning business by offering customized services, such as making their pricing models more transparent.
"I have decided to enter the playing field and to take up politics because I don't want to live in country that is not free, governed by immature political forces and by men who are bound hand and foot to a past that was both a political and economic failure," he said.
But Hilary Shelton, director of the Washington Bureau of the N.A.A.C.P., said his organization was "greatly disappointed that President George Bush and others have decided to enter this election cycle by endorsing an amendment that would forever write discrimination into the U.S. Constitution, rather than focusing on the crucial problems and challenges that affect the lives of all of us".
The project was to come up with a strategy for a global service-provider that had decided to enter Germany.
Hewlett-Packard has decided to enter the kiosk market with a rival system.But how many people still print pictures?
Her husband had decided to enter a masters meet, and she wondered if there was something she could try.
