Sentence examples for make a key decision from inspiring English sources

"The precedent for moving quickly on a sample to make a key decision was already established," Dr. Ley said.

The transport secretary, Chris Grayling, is expected to make a key decision on the project's future in the coming weeks.

The boss of HS2, the company behind the UK's planned £55bn high-speed rail network, has announced he is leaving just weeks before the transport secretary is expected to make a key decision on the controversial project's future.

A flurry of open letters have been flitting across Europe this week in the run-up to a special general assembly of the European Science Foundation (ESF), which is about to make a key decision on its future as a research funding agency.

As grueling as it can be to make a call on the hard decisions, it's much worse to be unable to make a key decision at all — to be forced to take an action due to financial restrictions or other constraints.

"We think about leverage every time we make a key decision at our company," said Kleinschmidt.

Obama made a key decision at midyear.

Before the trip, Gower made a key decision that helped to shape the future of Mike Gatting.

An influential trade group of the nation's largest financial institutions, the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, recently made a key decision that some critics say has kept those rates from dropping.

There's a place for it, but unlike many others before us we've made a key decision to split the editorial from the website because I believe print and online are entirely different products.

Because of the value the team saw in this type of research tool, Verious also made a key decision about the company, too: it decided to move beyond being a "mobile only" service, and instead attempt to include every possible programming language, platform and framework.