Sentences with phrase «momentous decision»

The Backroom's mission is to be an alternative space where artists can make momentous decisions in their practice and experiment freely in the company of their peers.

We shall leave Mr. Brown to make his own momentous decision about the afternoon.

«This was one of the most momentous decisions in British foreign policy... It is quite right that as a country we understand the truth.»

It was at that point that I had to make the most momentous decision of my life.

So it was a pretty momentous decision when she and her husband that they should start looking for a more permanent home.

Very little of consequence to the plot takes place until the very last sequence, in which you're asked to make probably the most momentous decision so far.

Apple U. is designed as a place where future leaders of the company can review and dissect momentous decisions in the company's history.

This crisis has been precipitated by two factors: the determined resistance of reactionary elements in the South to the Supreme Court's momentous decision outlawing segregation in the public schools, and the radical change in the Negro's evaluation of himself.

It's a rare instance in which a governor known for his involvement in the minutiae of state government will have no formal role in a potentially momentous decision, not least of all because the Legislature may choose somebody who will then run for a full term in November.

It was a far more momentous decision than he realized at the time, one that would sweep him in new directions, both in his writing and his research.

In the world of copy - protected e-books, choosing a reader is a particularly momentous decision.

But this issue of the Networker features some intrepid authors who explore, with an unusual degree of transparency, how difficult it can be to determine what's in the best interests of clients on the brink of making perhaps the most momentous decision for which therapists regularly have a front - row seat.

«The lesson is that who you take money from is one of the most momentous decisions you'll ever make.»

That's going to be effective April 3, 2017, and we have both of these gentlemen with us this morning to talk about this momentous decision.

Meeting on the first Monday in October, as required by law, the justices entered the crowded marble courtroom for the first time since their momentous decision in late June that upheld President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.

The UK's momentous decision to leave the European Union has both short - and long - term implications for investors around the world.

In his 1897 essay «The Will To Believe,» James explained why, even in an age of doubt, Christianity remained a real, active option, that is, as he defined it, the subject of a live, forced, and momentous decision.

Marriage, a momentous decision When a young man presents himself before the Bishop to take the Diaconate, the decisive step towards the priesthood to which is attached the irrevocable vow of...

They make the momentous decisions that determine the fate of millions.

The result would likely have been a more closely divided Court, too divided perhaps to offer to the public such a momentous decision.

At seventeen King finished his Junior College and took a momentous decision to join the ministry.

We've seen much speculation and many trade rumors in the weeks since Durant's momentous decision, but the star point guard has been publicly silent as he ponders his future.

Wenger's departure was always going to be a tricky path to negotiate and as Gazidis walked into the press - conference theatre, open - shirted and clutching a piece of paper from which he then read a tribute before taking questions, he appeared understandably nervous and evidently wanted to steer away from the detail of what had led to this momentous decision.

As President Barack Obama held a summit on the dangers of concussions, particularly in youth sports, a Pennsylvania school made the momentous decision to ban heading by its young soccer players.

Choosing a name for your baby is a momentous decision.

That format is insufficiently decisive and hence woefully inadequate for taking such a momentous decision.

As a French and Greek citizen, I won't have a vote in this referendum and yet this is one of the most momentous decisions that will ever be taken in my name, as a European citizen living on this side of the channel.

«I think when you consider that, under their timetable, we've got the best part of three years before we make this momentous decision, I think people across Scotland believe that actually the sooner we can do that, the better,» Mr Moore said.

Alan Duncan, Shadow Leader of the House at Business Questions, and Anne Main, Julie Kirkbride and Christopher Chope later, all pressed yesterday for full parliamentary scrutiny of the Bank of England's momentous decision to start printing # 75bn of extra banknotes:

«This momentous decision protects our communities and environment from a 124 - mile pipeline that would have carried fracked gas from PA to Canada,» said Wes Gillingham of Catskill Mountainkeeper.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said he was «absolutely delighted the Scottish people have taken this momentous decision to safeguard our family of nations for future generations».

«At a time of a momentous decision by the British people, it's not the time to create divisions,» the spokesman said.

«By fixing the vote in the Commons next Wednesday, No 10 is bouncing parliament into a momentous decision years before expert opinion says that is necessary,» he said.

He questioned the timing of the suspension and argued that because the party's flagbearer, Nana Akufo - Addo is abroad, «I would have thought that such a momentous decision should have been taken in...

With two Democratic seats in the state Senate possibly becoming vacant in the next couple of months, Gov. Andrew Cuomo will have a momentous decision to make, one that could affect the balance of power in Albany for the upcoming year.

Indeed, as the financial crisis deteriorates, this momentous decision may come sooner than he expects.

Keen to avoid a similar debacle, CERN, the European particle physics lab near Geneva, Switzerland, took the momentous decision to cram the LHC into an existing circular tunnel 100 metres underground, which had been built in the 1980s for the Large Electron Positron (LEP) collider.

Now, 400 years later, your vote will help make the momentous decision of where to point modern astronomy's most famous telescope.

When it became his privilege to direct the movie version of the «Les Misérables» stage musical that has enthralled the world for more than a quarter - century, Tom Hooper made one crucial, momentous decision.

Wendy and Chuck make a momentous decision about the state of their marriage.

Plus, Axe reckons with a betrayal and upon his return makes a momentous decision about the direction of his firm.

Meanwhile, a series of revelations cause Noah to reconsider everything he thought he knew about Alison - and a momentous decision Alison makes may just end their relationship.

Disillusioned with the official script, Daniel eventually goes cloak - and - dagger rogue and is on his way to publicizing the Pentagon Papers, a momentous decision that Mr. Spielberg enlivens with spooky shadows and what may be the most nervous - making photocopying in film history.

Alison makes a momentous decision.

During a road trip to New York to retrieve a runaway Justin, Michael makes a momentous decision about his future with David.

Darkest Hour would see Churchill making the momentous decision in the midst of, well, a very dark hour for Britain where military defeat and the threat of Nazi invasion was bearing down.