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LAST week, a federal appeals court in Washington handed down a set of decisions that could reshape the nation's media landscape.

A successful operating model is more than just "how you make money"; it's a set of decisions that together create more value than each would on its own.

They saw it as a mockery of democracy: a committee of professors who had been appointed, not elected, to rubber-stamp a set of decisions that had already been made.

He accepted the need for tough action to tackle the deficit, but said: "It has to be a set of decisions that are fair so that the burden of the cuts falls in a fair and balanced way".

"I think it is essential to have some kind of regulatory body with legal teeth that can compel transparency around a set of decisions that have led to some kind of error or crash," Diakopoulos said.

A series of experiments are conducted with the proposed model by varying the levels of system-wide efficiency, resource reallocation, and budget in generating a set of decisions that executive management of the agency can implement.

The construction and operation of an international airport depends on a complicated set of decisions that are affected by technology, politics, economics and geography as well as both local and international law.

The Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, has dismissed his military chief as part of a sweeping set of decisions that includes the appointment of a vice-president and the rescinding of a military order that curbed presidential powers.

EGYPT The Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, has dismissed his military chief as part of a sweeping set of decisions that includes the appointment of a vice-president and the rescinding of a military order that curbed presidential powers.

Coaches and players generally preferred no change, with coaches not wanting to have to grapple with a new set of decisions that were sure to be second-guessed.

Even though, I guess one could argue that every time a photographer presses the shutter it is a decisive moment or instance, in which they take a somewhat mysterious set of decisions that lead to making a picture.