Sentence examples for in deciding to make from inspiring English sources

Even if central banks choose to supply reserves on demand, banks have to consider profitability, risk and regulatory ratios in deciding to make loans.

In a statement, his lawyers called the evidence against him "entirely circumstantial," adding, "The government misread the evidence, and it overreacted in deciding to make today's arrest".

In deciding to make the Wheeler award to Lustig, the BJR's editorial board were conscious of the fact that he was a board member and, for many years, its chairman.

The objective is to clarify the determinants involved in deciding to make said investment in a developing country.

Eastwood also cited the script's focus on Collins rather than the "Freddy Krueger" story of Northcott's crimes as a factor in deciding to make the film.

In the face of monumental pressure from the CIA to keep them secret, Obama demonstrated great courage in deciding to make the grotesque memos public.

A Trinidadian, he lived in America before deciding to make the journey to Ethiopia, his promised land and spiritual home.

In 2004, a judge in Texas decided to make a point by setting accused murderer and real estate mogul Robert Durst's bail at $3 billion.

The Wegmans supermarket chain, based in New York State, decided to make Purell available to customers and employees in its stores, and Kanfer dispatched teams to install dispensers.

Nueva cocina criolla can be traced to Alfredo Ayala, an industrial engineer who in 1979 decided to make a career out of his cooking hobby.

Just when you thought the hybrid food craze was over, a restaurant in Chicago decides to make a burger with macaroni and cheese buns.