Sentence examples for Reasoned decision-making from inspiring English sources

It is an area that, in my view, is appropriate for reasoned decision-making by IPASS.

"Public accountability encourages honesty from witnesses and reasoned decision-making by jurists," she said.

Aside from the fact that that's not what the law prescribes, it's also, I think, not what reasoned decision-making is all about.

He accused the Justices in the majority of cherry-picking foreign laws to suit their predispositions, writing, "To invoke alien law when it agrees with one's own thinking, and ignore it otherwise, is not reasoned decision-making, but sophistry".

Then, we simply asked to have the Bureaus comply with the reasoned decision-making requirements of the APA.

"The administration's approach in rescinding DACA was the opposite of reasoned decision-making and thus is unlawful," Napolitano told reporters last week.

"The Regents did not routinely receive, nor did they demand, the information necessary to support vigorous deliberation and well-reasoned decision making," the document said.

Such "political considerations, delays and implausible justifications" showed that the F.D.A. had acted without good faith or reasoned decision making, Judge Korman wrote.

Planning and committing in advance — preplanning healthy meals, for example — allows reasoned decision making and helps prevent impulsive choices that could be regrettable.

He has since been replaced as EPA administrator by Andrew Wheeler, who "has taken steps. . . to ensure the agency engages in well-reasoned, transparent and defensible decision-making," said EPA spokesman John Konkus.

In contrast, advocates of a drone court say it would bring independent, constitutional values of reasoned decision making to a process that is inherently murky.