Sentence examples for a coordinated decision from inspiring English sources

Shopkeepers said they had kept them closed ever since in a general strike after a government crackdown two months ago, but were now reopening as part of a coordinated decision by local protest leaders.

This central controller is in charge of gathering and using the CSI reports, in order to make a coordinated decision among the connected BSs.

With regard to the former, the microgrid central controller (MGCC) is responsible for a coordinated decision making process to balance supply and demand of all units in the system.

"There is a need for a motor in the system to allow projects to move forward towards implementation within a coordinated decision, legal, governance and financial framework". said an open letter from the coordinators of 17 ESFRI projects.

It is likely that the infants are too immature and inexperienced to evaluate and contextualise the nociceptive stimulus into a coordinated decision and response, which might account for the lack of activity within these regions.

The authors correctly interpret this: "It is likely that the infants are too immature and inexperienced to evaluate and contextualise the nociceptive stimulus into a coordinated decision and response, which might account for the lack of activity within these regions.

A new coordinated decision variable is defined containing both, the scheduling and the muting decisions, as s_{n,l,j}= left{ begin{aligned} 1 & text{if PRB }linmathcal{L} text{ is assigned to UE }ninmathcal{N} & text{under interference scenario }jinmathcal{J}' 0 & text{otherwise}.

"There needs to be a coordinated policy decision so the people aren't abandoned there in central Iraq," he said.

The apparently coordinated decision at theme parks seems to be "really kind of a destination statement of, 'Look, we're ensuring all our guests traveling to Orlando experiencing the parks, we're going to try to provide the safest environment possible,'" said Scott Smith, an assistant hospitality professor at the University of South Carolina.

A two-level discount model is proposed as incentive scheme to share benefit of coordinated decision making between SC members fairly.

That both officials endorsed Romney would seem to signal some kind of coordinated decision at the highest levels of the Tea Party leadership in South Carolina, but such is the danger of thinking about the Tea Party as a single, cohesive entity.