Sentence examples for is deciding that from inspiring English sources
The industry is deciding that it doesn't want to give the music a chance".
"Now the United States is deciding that it's better to be unlimited itself than to limit the Russians," the official said.
Around the time that scene is playing out, Orgon is deciding that his daughter, Mariane (Charise Castro Smith), should marry Tartuffe, so he breaks off her engagement to the man she really loves (Matthew Amendt).
It is the English judiciary that is deciding that the betrayal of human relationships through infidelity and consumption of the sex industries – middle and upper-class exploitation of working class personal dignity – is not in "the public interest".
But I can't think of any better time, when the SEC [Securities and Exchange Commission] is deciding that it needs to go after Wall Street for credit default swaps, to make the point that you don't want to make the same kind of mistake here.
What it really comes down to is deciding that the price we pay is worth the decisions made.
Perhaps now he's decided that moment has come.
He's decided that's a great reason for now not to try it.
If the threshold is exceeded, it is decided that a signal or signals are present.
All the Boss would have to do is decide that the Department of Educational Policy Studies no longer..
Plastic surgery tip: People are deciding that lips are in style, and they suddenly want them.
