Sentence examples for prompt a decision from inspiring English sources
A senior Defense Department official said the worsening security situation in Iraq might prompt a decision to keep some rapid response units in place.
While intersections may prompt a decision, and elicit overt behavior that reflects a decision, the process of arriving at a spatial decision often occurs before arriving in the intersection.
On the opposite, exacerbated distress among family members and a desire to proceed exactly as usual when a patient dies after treatment withdrawal may prompt a decision to perform extubation in the ICU.
Tympanometry was more likely than pneumatic otoscopy to prompt a decision to follow up a child who would otherwise not have had planned review by the GP.
The first church estates commissioner, Sir Andreas Whittam Smith, said jittery global markets had prompted a decision in March to sell about £250m of the church's global share portfolio.
We were all surprised recently when Guillaume decided to stop looking up to the sky and instead looked down at his office, prompting a decision to clean it up.
McKenna, who was being held on charges of assaulting a police officer in Alexandria, had a history of mental illness and had previously attacked and bit a deputy, prompting a decision to use a five-man Emergency Response Team to remove McKenna from the cell.
The disappearance of the Eclipse 500 prompted a decision, also last month, by Robert L. Crandall, formerly the chief executive of American Airlines, to shut down Pogo Jet, an air taxi project, of which he was chairman, and to return remaining corporate funds to investors.
During transport, the patient's high blood pressure and angina pectoris prompted a decision to admit him to the Department of Cardiology.
Other members wished to remain at the Bolton Hill location, prompting a decision to operate one church at two locations, with a shared ministerial staff.
