Sentence examples for prolong a decision from inspiring English sources

Why have we continued to prolong a decision that essentially has no downside, and has the desired effect of ensuring that our financial industry adheres to a higher quality of service to the investing public?

Jamie Carragher has said the decision to prolong a 16-year playing career at Anfield will be determined by his involvement in the remainder of the Premier League season.

In vitro evidence demonstrates similar properties of fT>MIC for both extended and continuous infusion β-lactams making their effect likely comparable, thus we elected to include both groups under the umbrella term "prolonged infusion," a decision that was further supported by our sub-group analysis of only studies examining continuous β-lactam infusions.

With neither an endorsement nor a wholesale repudiation of the government, the decision seems likely to prolong a battle that has consumed Taiwan for months.

See articleRupert Murdoch said that his decision in August to prolong a poison pill in News Corporation (designed primarily to stop John Malone's Liberty Media from increasing its voting stake in the group) was "totally legal".

Also, the court is increasingly being asked to sanction medical decisions that will either prolong a patient's life or allow death to take its course, on top of the more workaday business of property, finances and divorce.

Senator John McCain was left tonight facing an agonizing decision: how long and how far to prolong a campaign that has evolved over 14 months from an underrated candidacy into a what he calls his mission to transform the Republican Party.

But the reversal of Mr. Klein's decision to promote Ms. Cahill overshadowed other events of the day and only seemed to prolong a scandal that threatens to become a major political liability for Mr. Bloomberg.

"Waiting does not prolong a favourable outcome.

If the missiles Iraq has been firing at Tehran have helped Russia to delay that difficult decision, they will have prolonged a war Iraq badly wants to end.

This encouraged certain determined owners, some with ulterior motives, to prolong the decision about the dogs for far too long.