Sentence examples similar to unable to take a decision from inspiring English sources

"If they [the parents] are unable to take an important decision about the child's welfare because they are in prison then that could have an impact," he said.

After careful discussion, we were unable to take a definite action on your application and have deferred making a decision at this time".

He froze immediately, unable to take a step.

Have you ever been unable to take a shower because the maid was cleaning the bathroom?

"Then we have to take a decision.

"Our chancellor is unable to take this decision that will benefit women because VAT is controlled by the EU.

The bosses of government agencies seem unable to take decisions, says a foreign executive.

The most important country in the European Union is thus being run by a caretaker cabinet, unable to take important decisions.

The army-backed technocrats who run the country are drifting, unable to take big decisions.

We therefore chose to keep this item in the instrument and reformulate it more mildly into 'I feel unable to take major decisions'.

Their choices may be limited and severely narrowed by the poisonous atmosphere that they have whipped up; even though Saudi Arabia, for example, is far from a democracy – especially in a revolutionary age – they are wholly unable to take difficult policy decisions that go largely against the grain of public opinion.