Sentence examples for made after taking from inspiring English sources

"This decision was made after taking into account the views of shareholders," Mr. Cleghorn said during a speech in which he characterized the battle with Mr. Ackman as a "spirited debate".

The appeals court's reversal of Judge Leon's ruling has added significance because it followed two policy changes about the case that the Obama administration made after taking over from the Bush administration.

Carrying out one of the first promises she made after taking office in March, Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis is suspending regulations adopted by the Bush administration to govern wages and recruitment of immigrant guest workers for agriculture.

One of the first moves he made after taking over as caretaker manager was to promote the highly rated teenager to the A-list of Liverpool's Europa League squad.

In practice the gain in using negative information depends on several factors, e.g., the environment (many or few buildings and trees), the target motion characteristics (highly predictable or not) etc., and the decision to use negative information must be made after taking such factors into consideration.

In 1934, Chamberlain was able to declare a budget surplus, and restore many of the cuts in unemployment compensation and civil servant's salaries he had made after taking office.

He had a call to make after taking a standing eight: run or stand and trade.

The coalitions they build, their reliance on party structures and activist networks, the places they choose to spend money and how they allocate their time and other resources all help illuminate the decisions that they will make after taking office.

It's still early, but "Les Misérables," which cost a relatively cheap $61 million to make (after taking tax credits into consideration), is shaping up as both a blockbuster and a major awards contender.

One questioner asked: "Is there any truth in the rumour that you plan to charge passengers for each inhalation they make after take off?" The chief executive responded instantly with: "Hi Beth, great idea.

Cable, who made clear after taking ministerial office that he would take a "tough line" with parts of the UK banking system as part of the government's economic recovery plan, said Diamond's appointment illustrated the wisdom of the government's decision to set up the independent banking commission, chaired by Sir John Vickers.