Sentence examples for advice a decision from inspiring English sources

Largely based on the experiences of the presented SIA tools focusing land use policy advice, a decision tree is designed, which may facilitate an adequate, region and developmental phase specific selection of tool-box components for the development of SIA tools in future.

It's essential to get financial advice before a decision.

Asylum claims from a final six passengers, who are relatives of those who have been charged with the hijacking, have also been postponed following legal advice that a decision by Mr Straw could prejudice the outcome of the trials.

Australia's education minister, Christopher Pyne, has vowed to find another university to host the Bjorn Lomborg "consensus centre" and is seeking legal advice about a decision by the University of Western Australia (UWA) to hand back $4m in federal government funding awarded for it.

They received advice from a decision aid either before or after they expressed their own prediction, and received feedback about performance.

The Green Party has said they are taking legal advice about a decision to exclude them from the debates while allowing UKIP to take part in one of the three programmes.

Tell participants up front why you are communicating and what it is you want from them--a decision, advice and counsel, brainstorming, a vote, or simply the knowledge that they are in the loop.

It said there "was none as each member is participating in the board in their professional capacity and that the board is an interdepartmental committee providing advice, not a decision-making body".

All three Democrats said the Clinton team was clearly moving ahead on a path to a candidacy; Senator Clinton was not seeking advice to make a decision on running, they said, but rather was lining up support so her candidacy was on the strongest possible footing.

A number of the UK's national newspapers are taking "high-level legal advice" before making a decision on whether to co-operate with a new regulator.

The invasion of Iraq was based on the attorney general's advice and was a decision made by all of government not just Tony Blair, former minister John Hutton has said.