Sentence examples for means deciding from inspiring English sources

Deciding to adopt a child means deciding which of these world-views to adopt as well.

This means deciding on the shot, moving into the correct position and swinging the bat.

It doesn't mean abandoning human rights; it means deciding whose come first.

That means deciding what job they'd like to have and outlining the steps they'll need to take to achieve it.

Addressing it means deciding whether assimilation is a mortal threat, as many Jews think, or a phenomenon to be accommodated.

For the Congressional delegation, it probably means deciding who loses his or her job if the state gives up a seat.

This means decide what color(s) you wanna paint the room, what bed and bed size, and decorations.

It meant deciding how I was going to live, the kind of person I was going to be".

And I like reading about Britain between the wars, which has meant deciding, on balance, that I hate Wallis Simpson.

This typically meant deciding whether to buy an annuity or going into drawdown, leaving the fund invested and taking an income.

There was a time when choosing to buy a green car simply meant deciding on a automobile that was available in a particular paint colour: a humble lime Mini, perhaps, or a Jaguar decked out in traditional British racing green.