Keeping things simple is always best, because in the end the odds favor a clean decision-making process and unimpeded daily schedules and emotions.
We reached this conclusion a few weeks ago, and it felt like a clean, fair decision.
Removing the "dirty" examples produces the "clean" decision regions of the minority class).
Sooner or later, one suspects, a head or two will have to roll in the interests of clean decision-making.
Investors in his state like the bountiful power, decent roads, quick and fairly clean decision-making and the easy provision of land.
Calling the decision a "clean sweep" last night, WARF's general counsel Michael Falk, released a statement saying: "We are extremely pleased with this ruling.
It was a clean break, a mutual decision to –" "I mean, there's a connection you have with the places you used to visit," she added hastily.
One month after the merger announcement, Robison, Executive Vice President Clarke and a few other execs entered a "clean room," where 10,000 decisions about the new company, from what product lines to keep to which pension plan to use, would be made ahead of the merger's approval.
(On the eve of the shutdown, Boehner actually used a very rare parliamentary procedure to prevent Democrats from bringing up a clean C.R. under existing rules, a decision that Democrat Chris Van Hollen condemned on the House floor).
In an interview, Neil Auerbach, the managing partner of Hudson Clean Energy Partners, SoloPower's largest investor, said the buyout was "the sensible and correct business decision" to "make a clean break between the founders and the company".
