Sentence examples for making in their from inspiring English sources

When Lois confronts Peter about the mess he is making in their house, he says he is terrible at housework.

Unfortunately, staff members propose to centralize decision making in their hands, bypassing the commission.

He wanted to join the Army, but hesitated because of the strides he and Martin were making in their relationship.

"I don't think anybody is going to be making the kind of profit that Fannie and Freddie were making in their heyday," he said.

The remark was meant lightly, but nonetheless it got to the heart of the radical gender leaps both she and Rey were making in their everyday lives.

Ranchers say that the shepherds are paid much more than they would be making in their native countries, an argument that rankles those fighting for improved conditions.

The survey, conducted last month among 168 cities, including all the largest ones, also found that more than half the city governments had not been consulted about, or at least had had no opportunity to influence, decision-making in their state over how federal counterterrorism money would be spent.

They are more likely to take active roles in decision-making in their families and communities.

However, bureaucratic decision-making, driven by risk and litigation averse policies and procedures were found to be dominant in midwifery decision-making in their every day work, not just emergencies [ 27, 28].

And it is absolutely vital to empower displaced women and girls, including those with disabilities, to have full and meaningful opportunities to participate in decision-making in their communities and in designing and implementing assistance programs.

Monolingual Hungarians or Portuguese should be able to follow EU decision-making in their own language.