Sentence examples for aligned with the decision from inspiring English sources

Yahoo! said it was "aligned" with the decision, though Alibaba, its Chinese partner, called this "reckless given the lack of facts".

Wouldn't it be nice if the best business decision were aligned with the best ecological decision?

Despite these interventions, many individuals still access their funds suggesting that current interventions may not be sufficiently aligned with the factors influencing decision making in this environment.

The use of a systematic, explicit and transparent process of setting health research priorities ensures that research is funded that has the greatest potential public health benefit, that research funding and outputs are aligned with the needs of decision makers [ 2], and that there is efficient and equitable use of limited resources, with less duplication of research effort [ 3].

The sponsor's submission was not directly aligned with the statement of the decision problem, which added complexity to the critical appraisal process, and required additional economic modelling by the EAC before the Committee (MTAC) was convinced that the benefits of the device were sufficiently demonstrated for it to receive a positive recommendation in MTG13.

To ensure that decisions are aligned with the community's objectives, decision-making is a transparent, consensual process.

However, the quantitative dimension is not only useful because it is aligned with the quantitative rhetoric of decision-makers, but it is also indispensable in terms of the knowledge it provides.

The procedural decision aligned with the selection of senators by state legislatures, making it the less directly representative wing of Congress.

Participants also indicated that the language of the OPDG was sometimes negative and was not aligned with the approach or attitude towards decision making.

However, are those decisions aligned with the right values?

Relevant documents were reviewed to ascertain the type of evidence that was available, the extent to which evidence had been discussed in the different fora, and whether policy decisions aligned with the available evidence.