Sentence examples for possible decision to from inspiring English sources

Faced with the chaos of a possible decision to withdraw, Mr. Cameron has responded with a campaign to create what he called "real change in Europe".

They also face Manchester City and Juventus in Group D. "After long thought and detailed analysis I have come to the conclusion that it is in this situation the best possible decision to step down as head coach of Borussia Mönchengladbach," the Swiss said.

So that leaves us with the possible inclusion of Blu-ray down the road or a possible decision to skip Blu-ray altogether and focus solely on downloadable HD content.

In November 2011, the ITER Council has endorsed the recommendation that a period of up to 2 years be set to develop a full-tungsten divertor design and accelerate technology qualification in view of a possible decision to start operation with a divertor having a full-tungsten plasma-facing surface.

Rodger Shanahan worries that Australia's possible decision to bomb ISIS in Syria could end up helping Assad.

"October is a tough one," Evans told CNBC-TV of a possible decision to start tapering next week.

The teachers' intentions to remain in the profession was a dependent (endogenous) variable in this study referring to the teachers' possible decisions to keep teaching.

3 In Norway it has been decided that where possible, decisions to terminate CPR in pre-hospital settings should be made by consulting physicians who are formally responsible for patients.

"It is recommended that women postpone – to the extent possible – the decision to become pregnant until the country can move out of the epidemic phase of the Zika virus," the Colombian health authorities said, adding that those living in low altitude areas should move higher if possible, out of the easy range of mosquitoes.

When possible, the decision to categorize a species as having one or multiple organelles per cell was based on published ultrastructural data.

First, it is possible our decision to use serial, cross-sectional surveys weakened the study's capacity for causal inference as compared to intervention studies that follow individuals over time.