Sentence examples for affirmative decisions from inspiring English sources

If Facebook starts making decisions as to which ads should be posted and which should not, Facebook runs the risk of "making affirmative decisions to publish", which would make them a developer.

The answer is a series of affirmative decisions taken by the proposed fund's sponsors, and explicitly agreed to by prospective investors, to operate within designated exemptions to securities laws and financial regulations.

It's unclear whether the Conservatives, if they win power, would actually overturn an affirmative decision.

All speculation ended on February 29 when he announced an affirmative decision.

An affirmative decision would reduce the sentences of 13,000 prisoners by an average of 37 months.

"Mr. Pryor made an affirmative decision to remain in college and play for Ohio State in 2011.

I think more work should be done on this by our government, leading to an affirmative decision.

The Fed initially was reluctant to do this because those bonds would take longer to disappear naturally, but that concern may have been eased by the board's affirmative decision eventually to shrink its portfolio through asset sales.

Mr. Thompson turned down Dr. Hamer's bid after consulting with board members and finding that they were split, 3 to 3, on whether to reopen the nominating process, short of the 4 votes needed for an affirmative decision.

If, instead of allowing the trial to proceed by default, she made an affirmative decision to pursue a fourth trial, she would draw criticism from supporters of Mr. Schwarz.

If the editor publishes material that he does not believe was tendered to him for posting online, then he is the one making the affirmative decision to publish, and so he contributes materially to its allegedly unlawful dissemination.