Sentence examples for having decided ahead from inspiring English sources

Having decided ahead of time what counts as important, the director eliminates everything that seems unimportant — meaning the personal traits of the characters and anything they do that's unrelated to the specific plotting of the missions.

We know you are innocent!" She told me later that she had decided ahead of time that she would scream in Russian "so he would know it wasn't someone mocking him".

Archbishop Williams, the supreme voice of a church that is reckoned the third largest Christian denomination, after the Roman Catholic and Orthodox faiths, had decided ahead of the meeting to avoid resolutions and votes in hopes of preventing a schism that might well rupture worldwide Anglicanism more severely than at any time in more than 450 years.

Their task would have been easier if we had decided ahead of time how to structure the emergency response.

I had decided ahead ahead of time that I wanted to photograph the whole thing; I teach documentary photography at MIT.

Most women had decided ahead of time that they would call these dhathris based on their rapport with the family, similar social status, and reputation for assisting women at home during deliveries.

Ms Margolies said: "There is a new group who are millionaires rather than billionaires who have followed the super- rich and have decided that ahead of the 2008 elections the UK is a better bet than Russia.

The government has decided to press ahead with its FOFA changes before the senate changes next week.

About two weeks before the break-in, Mr. Lingenfelter said, officials had decided to move ahead with security improvements, including an electronic key fob system for external doors.

But he had decided to move ahead.

Clinton could have decided to press ahead.