The phrase "a progressive decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision that promotes progress or advancement, often in a social, political, or organizational context.
Example: "The board made a progressive decision to implement more inclusive hiring practices."
Alternatives: "an innovative choice" or "a forward-thinking resolution."
"I think a lot of people underestimate how not only cannabis, but plant medicine in general, is going to change society, not just sports," says Agrawal. "There are certain industries where you find a battle between old beliefs and progressive decision making.
Most progressive decision: Undoubtedly the California prison ruling, upholding a lower court's order requiring the state to remedy drastic overcrowding in its prisons by releasing thousands of inmates if no other way can be found.
Although the most "socially progressive" decision of the U.S. Supreme Court, Goldberg v. Kelly, recognized some procedural guarantees and held the termination of welfare benefits to be unconstitutional in the absence of due process of law, it did not recognize any substantial obligation of the State to provide welfare.
ROC curve represents the resulting sensitivity/specificity (SEN/SPE) pairs, corresponding to the progressive decision threshold evolution of for all the possible values [37, 38].
Perego, it turns out, made the progressive decision in spite of his wife's doubts.
Here he uses great progressive decisions vindicated by history -- and following a Civil War and Depression -- to justify giving corporations complete First Amendment rights for the first time in 221 years.
In an email to supporters Tuesday, Inslee argued that Manchin, a moderate Democrat, "simply can't be trusted to make the bold, progressive decisions we need" and should not be allowed to become the ranking Democrat on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
Having a minority Labour government reliant on SNP votes, rather than a majority one, would lead to better decisions for Scotland, but also "more progressive decisions for the whole of the UK", she said on Sunday.
Jay Inslee (D) said Manchin "simply can't be trusted to make the bold, progressive decisions we need" on the committee.
