Sentence examples similar to a democratically derived decision from inspiring English sources

The analysis can be conducted dynamically with visually compelling output, facilitating more transparent, efficient and democratically derived urban planning solutions.

Figure 6 Example 2 grid and corresponding decision table: (a) Grid constitution; (b) Derived decision table.

We've seen a democratically elected decision overturned by the Queen's representative.

"The overall decision as to preferences was a democratically made decision of the full national council of the party.

"We've seen a democratically elected decision overturned by the Queen's representative... We've seen today a governor general overturn the will of this chamber, a democratically elected chamber.

Americans cannot make a democratically informed decision without more information on the effectiveness of mass spying.

But he added: "My role is not to retake a democratically-taken decision but to ensure that a robust consultation process was properly followed and the educational benefits of these decisions are clear.

Linking together different measures of preference: A dynamic model of matching derived from decision field theory.

Yet he continues a little less reassuringly: "They [the military] would want to know it was a genuinely democratically mandated decision".

The factory has now resumed operation, with a democratically elected assembly making decisions on everything from employee pay to production schedules.

"We respect the decisions of a democratically elected president, but we're democratically elected too and we can make different decisions.