Sentence examples for alter the decision from inspiring English sources
The national regulators, while offering their opinion, cannot reject or alter the decision of the commission, the day-to-day executive arm of the European Union.
Opposition groups know well it's impossible to alter the decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on Hong Kong's political reform plan".
The model demonstrates that weak investor protections limit the scale of MNC activity, increase the reliance on FDI flows, and alter the decision to deploy technology through FDI as opposed to arm's length technology transfers.
By contrast, in 1989, Gov. Guy Hunt of Alabama declined to give clemency to Michael Lindsey, saying he did not want to alter the decision of the jury and the courts.
On 11 November the commonwealth declared that Tuesday 12 November was a national public holiday but, as the Sydney Morning Herald reported, "the state minister favoured Wednesday, and did not learn the federal intentions in time to alter the decision and give legal effect to a closing up on Tuesday".
Mr. Bush on Thursday appeared to hold open the possibility of a new legislative effort to alter the decision's result.
"These are not major issues, and they really do not alter the decision-making process with regard to statins," Dr. Nissen said.
Relationships, time pressure, external demands for specific types of performance, contractual expectations, human biases, and reactions to unfair treatment alter the decision-making context and the resulting decision outcomes.
Research in neuroscience, psychology, business and economics tells us that a plethora of influences can alter the decisions we make.
The effect of these assumptions on analysis results, however, could be substantial and might significantly alter the decisions pertaining to design, assessment, or retrofit of the structure considered.
Rather, they are powerful symbols of a particular kind of hubris, the conceit that the translation of mania into masonry can alter the decisions, fortunes and futures of countless others through architectural intimidation.
