Sentence examples for practical decisions to from inspiring English sources

"There are always practical decisions to be made about any character you're playing," he explained.

For the first two years, he maintained the "government of national unity" with his former enemy De Klerk as one deputy president; and in many fields he regarded himself as head of state, rather than head of government, leaving most appointments and practical decisions to his other deputy, Thabo Mbeki.

In essence they allow routine and everyday practical decisions to be reviewed in the light of abstract but important legal principals e.g. non-discrimination.100 The potential application of such principles would be interesting in the case of crisis communication given the types of harms that may be created (see section 4).

These were practical decisions to make the technique robust for any pathology laboratory with experience in immunohistochemistry and allow results to be directly comparable to our previous work.

In practice, brain modelers often do encapsulate, for example making the practical decision to treat the individual neuron in the network as a point neuron.

"It was a very practical decision to support the existing leader.

He wasn't a British citizen, so he took a practical decision to become one.

Then Robertson (South), not knowing how to describe her hand, made the practical decision to jump straight to six diamonds.

Even if you've made the practical decision to miss the next show if necessary, you can't silence the small voice in your head hoping this one will finish on tine for you to return to the original schedule.

He wouldn't get one in a million years.Michael Bogner Dear Diary: Having lived in New York for many years, my husband and I made a practical decision to move to Easton, Conn., when my son was born.

Diplomats said Mr. Blix, a seasoned diplomat and veteran arms inspector, had made a practical decision to hold off his trip as he saw how intense the negotiations over the inspections have become.