Sentence examples for solemn decision from inspiring English sources

"We reached a solemn decision which brought us some peace," she wrote.

"I will never rush the solemn decision of sending you into harm's way".

We're not talking about a business dispute that hinges on the fine print of the contract; we're talking about the most solemn decision a nation can make.

We wait for more evidence, as if some final memo or tape from the White House could free us of our obligations & make for us the solemn decision we must now make for ourselves.

"I will never rush the solemn decision of sending you into harm's way," said Mr. Obama, who on Friday will meet with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the seventh major session on Afghanistan since beginning his review.

The scenario concludes with escalating chaos in the west and Nato taking the "solemn decision" to launch the first nuclear weapons against eastern bloc countries to "remind" Moscow that Nato will continue to resist.

He said: "Matters of security are perhaps the most solemn decisions that MPs have to make and they have to think about it deeply.

Speaking to the Independent on Sunday, he said: "Matters of security are perhaps the most solemn decisions that MPs have to make and they have to think about it deeply.

If we look at the memorial as being a very solemn experience, perhaps that decision is correct.

Although the announcement was greeted with solemn understanding on Capitol Hill, a decision to remove the remains -- and probably identify them -- is sure to revive deep and conflicting emotions about the war.

And finally, a President bears no greater decision and no more solemn burden than serving as Commander-in-Chief of the greatest military that the world has ever known.