Sentence examples for it decides on from inspiring English sources

Marcel Smits, the company's chief financial officer, has been filling in as interim chief executive, but Sara Lee has slowed its search for a permanent leader until it decides on its future plans.

It has summoned The Star's owners to a meeting to explain the "unprofessional" conduct of its journalists before it decides on action.

Canada's Global Affairs department wouldn't comment specifically on whether Canada would renegotiate its commitment to the treaties, saying it "would be premature," but the government will "be examining a range of issues, including its international commitments, as it decides on how to approach this".

The supposed safeguard under the FAA is that the NSA annually submits a document setting forth its general procedures for how it decides on whom it can eavesdrop without a warrant.

The real questions (and genuine difficulties) facing UNICEF as it decides on role, however, are not technical but ones of deciding on focus and of ensuring capacities.

It is important to have in mind that the edges created facilitate an information exchange but when a node receives content, independently it decides on whether to repeat this received information to its follower node set.

When a sink decides its forbidden sites, that means it decided on its allowable sites.

During its last meeting on 22 February 1905 it decided on the outline design of the fast armoured cruiser.

Prosecutors had asked the jury to convict Warren of murder but it decided on manslaughter.

Nor has it decided on configuring the regions for the private plans.

It decided on October 5th that it would interview everybody involved, including ministers, who would give evidence on oath.