Sentence examples for its own fate from inspiring English sources

When a royal commission comes up with a politically unsellable report, it is sealing its own fate.

But he also urged Europe to understand what is at stake if it leaves Italy to its own fate.

Ultimately the Wrigley company was able to decide its own fate when it decided to sell.

Because the apparent killer does not infect other land snails, Daszak says, by killing off P. turgida it may have sealed its own fate.

The victory was vital for Ole Miss as it continues to control its own fate in the Western Division thanks to a win over Alabama in September.

EADS also hopes that the merger will liberate it from government interference, leaving it as free to decide its own fate as Unilever is.

But it is not a very pleasant fact; is it not essentially a weakness of vitality, a kind of failure - life failing to appreciate itself, hating itself because it cannot appreciate the splendour of its own fate?

The report describes how the Federal Reserve Bank of New York sealed its own fate in September 2008, when it tried unsuccessfully to put together a private bank loan for A.I.G., then in the throes of a terrifying worldwide run on the bank.

BMW's profit struggles indicate that it's no longer the master of its own fate.

In my view, this is the right course because it is the only way Europe can emerge from the financial crisis that grips it today and become a competitive master of its own fate in the global economy.

Hence it wants its own institutions, and a central say in its own fate.