Sentence examples for a yes on from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that only one study scored a "yes" on item 9 "Are costs valued appropriately?" and all studies scored a "no" on item 12, "Are outcomes valued appropriately?" This is a limitation that should be addressed in future evaluations as only one study based costs on resource utilization and no study provided health-related utility estimates.
Yes, because Gingrich is still merely "leaning toward a yes" on mounting a campaign.
The festival — spread out over four nights, twice as many as last year — did everything in its power to earn a yes on all counts.
Richard Katz wrote a report in The Oriental Economist (no relation) this week saying that both the Noda and Obama administrations are trying hard to get a "yes" on Japan's TPP participation.
They said that a "yes" on either vote would lead "a majority of primates" -- the archbishops who lead Anglican provinces around the world -- to convene an "extraordinary meeting" where they would announce their response.
Those hoping an independent Scotland will represent a break from Britain's corporate-obsessed consensus will have a fight on their hands if it's a yes on Thursday: Alex Salmond has described the deal as "especially good news" for Scotland while his deputy, Nicola Sturgeon, describes it as "a reminder of the massive opportunities that European Union membership brings".
Approval Voting permits a "yes" vote on as many candidates or options as appear on a ballot.
It will go soon in California, with a "yes" vote on Proposition 34, and one by one the other states will follow.
"Sometimes it just takes awhile for issues to marinate," Ms. Landrieu said, indicating she is a likely "yes" on a Senate bill offering a route to citizenship for 11 million people in the country illegally.
If you can't get a clear "yes" on a question like that, then what's the point in hiring them?
Ed Miliband, one of the frontunners, said he would campaign for a yes vote on AV "whenever the referendum takes place".
