Sentence examples for wanted a decision from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Bush's description of the momentum toward war echoes that found in Mr. Woodward's book "Plan of Attack," in which there was building pressure for action: Mr. Bush says that the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, told him "the uncertainty was hurting the economy," and that Prince Bandar bin Sultan of Saudi Arabia told him "the Middle East wanted a decision".

After two evenings of sometimes-heated meetings this week, according to participants, Mr. Abbas told the leadership of the Palestine Liberation Organization that within 10 days of his return from New York he wanted a decision either to walk away from Oslo or to hold national elections and replace him.

Ecclestone, who in the past has made no secret of his impatience with Silverstone and its owners, the British Racing Drivers Clubb, in previous negotiations going back many years to secure the future of the race, also strongly hinted he wanted a decision promptly.

But the Rugby Football Union's (RFU) acting chief executive, Martyn Thomas, said he wanted a decision from Johnson before the end of the month.

A: David Cameron has said he wants a decision very soon.

"He wants a decision sooner rather than later".

"The indication is they want a decision made within a short period of time," Kushner said.

"When the governors come in here, they want a decision made," he said.

"Most member states do not want a decision on this matter to be postponed".

Army commanders warn privately that they want a decision on the British surge within a fortnight from now.

Both sides of the healthcare issue want a decision in this court session and argued the law does not apply.