Sentence examples for having decided how from inspiring English sources

Having decided how much you can afford to give, the question becomes: for what?

Two hours later, Wreden returned home having decided how, if his game sold well, he would spend the money.

Both Ms. Ryan and Mark A. Bodron, a lawyer with the Baker Botts firm in Houston, said that companies, having decided how much of the rebate to allocate to plan participants, would find it easier and cheaper to plow the proceeds back into the plan.

Now, having decided how to deal with Mr Bo, the Communist Party is, finally, moving to reclaim the initiative and re-focus attention on its coming leadership change.

Rupert had a characteristic style as an admiral; he relied upon "energetic personal leadership backed by close contact with his officers"; having decided how to proceed in a naval campaign, however, it could be difficult for his staff to change his mind.

The producer had decided how I would react to it.

And other people have decided how those songs will be heard.

But that did not mean he had decided how to vote.

Once you've decided how you want to approach things, you need to share the news.

Working with them has decided how I work with ballet companies in general".

Once I've decided how much I am going to be walking, I pick the shoes and work upwards.