Sentence examples for making that will from inspiring English sources

One is to make a huge ad buy — the kind the super PACs working for Mr. Romney and Mr. Gingrich are making — that will keep them on television continually and allow them to purchase more expensive 60-second spots.

Buckley's decision is a boon to Ellison as the contentious race to chair the party winds down and it previews the deal making that will likely dominate the final stretch.

Some questions of United States policy making that will never be resolved by Soviet archives could be answered quite easily with a reasonable relaxation of American rules.

"What is coming through in the focus groups is the enormity of the decision people are making that will have big and profound consequences for the UK".

From living in New York it is clear that the US market is overheated; all you hear about is too much money trying to get into every deal leading to both over-inflated valuations and rushed decision making that will most likely bring down performance levels.

He has set a precedent of unconstitutional unilateral presidential war making that will lie around like a loaded weapon until a Caligula occupies the White House and overthrows the Republic.

Make that, will be driven through.

Thus, the introduction of mGPS and NLR may promote an impartial clinical decision-making that will have a direct impact on patient care both in the active treatment and in the palliation setting.

The above decision rules serve as an example of how decisions are made within a bundle, but there are other alternative models of local decision-making that will be explored in the future.

Nevertheless, our plan for future work includes extending our methodology to shared decision-making that will include both physician and patient in the decision process and investigate whether in practice there is a difference between preferences and choices made by physicians and their patients.

Ms. Bergquist said she anticipated "further rule-making that will start to expand the data collection — it's a two-step dance".