Sentence examples for some decisions which from inspiring English sources

A senior administration official said that Mr. Kerry's "automatic pilot" reference "went beyond our talking points," but added that the president agreed and "has already made some decisions," which have not been announced.

Countries outside the euro zone are not party to some decisions, which can make them fear marginalisation; the "six pack" of fiscal regulations agreed last year and the newly devised fiscal compact erode even further the ability of a government within the zone to control its own fate.

He deserves great credit for that but he has made some decisions which have disgruntled the fans.

Obama has a lot of issues on his plate, and has made some decisions which have enraged both the hard right and the hard left in dealing with these issues.

For some students freedom is confronted by postponing some decisions, which later on leads to stress in order to keep the deadline.

He trailed by a game and 1-3 but painstakingly pulled back the deficit during some fiercely prolonged rallies and some refereeing decisions which upset the Frenchman.

"I made some bad decisions, which I normally don't do.

That environment demands some cutthroat decisions, which means Mr. Paul most likely won this show long before Tuesday's finale.

The anti-immunisation advocate Dr Sherri Tenpenny will deliver six seminars around Australia in March which promise to help parents "make some crucial decisions which could determine your child's future health and wellbeing".

But this is a difficult thing to test.Certainly it's the case that some market decisions which are entirely distributed, like, say, what the appropriate value of any individual asset should be (like, say, a home) end up being quite damaging when aggregated.

"Andrew Strauss was asked to come in and take on a big role and make some big decisions, which he's done," former Glamorgan fast bowler Jones, 36, told BBC Radio Wales Sport.