Sentence examples for issues before deciding to from inspiring English sources

Each time one of these situations was described to me, I gently asked if they had discussed financial goals and issues before deciding to get married.

One topic that always seems to attract lots of blog comments is my contention that the present generation of pressurized-vessel nuclear power plants makes so little economic sense that we shouldn't even need to recognize the safety and proliferation issues before deciding to end all public support and subsidies for them.

She started making furniture from reclaimed materials and wrote on sustainable and humanitarian design for the Web site, www.inhabitat.com, before deciding to tackle those issues as a designer.

This paper thus addresses the issue of whether an adaptation is possible and what steps must be taken before deciding to adapt a test.

Drake used his Twitter account to blast Rolling Stone, which he also said promised him the cover of the latest issue before deciding to feature the late Philip Seymour Hoffman instead.

"The truth is, marijuana reform is much more popular with voters than most politicians are," said Tom Angell, chairman of the pro-legalization group Marijuana Majority, "and officials in the new administration would do well to take a careful look at the polling data on this issue before deciding what to do".

In a recent interview at BookHampton here, they said they spent years kneading every conceivable political and social issue before deciding one rainy afternoon to broadcast their chats over the radio.

Mr. Bromwich told the House committee that his agency had "thought about this issue quite a lot" before deciding to let BP participate in the first scheduled auction of offshore leases since the accident.

Speaking first at a CPUC meeting and later at a "town hall" in Richardson Auditorium, Eisgruber said he was receiving frequent requests to make statements about political and social issues and that he considers two things before deciding to speak out: whether the issue specifically applies to the Princeton community, and whether he feels that he has expertise on the topic.

But McNutt, who discussed the issue with NSF Director France Córdova before deciding to retract the paper, says that NSF knew its ruling was taking it into uncharted waters.

Kingdon notes that policy makers, however, often search for exactly this degree of consensus among organised political forces before deciding to act on an issue (14).