Sentence examples for an acceptable decision from inspiring English sources

"This is an acceptable decision for Russia: its economic situation is catastrophic and new sanctions will only aggravate it," Segodnya quotes pundit Oleksandr Paliy as saying.

If all the options score poorly (below 70%), then something has to change before an acceptable decision can be made.

During the behavioral learning game operations, players iteratively negotiate with each other and adaptively modify their strategy selections in an attempt to reach a mutually acceptable decision vector.

During TS game operations, game players may adjust their altruistic propensities when outcome contradicts their beliefs and adaptively modify their altruistic propensities in an attempt to reach a mutually acceptable decision vector.

Our goals for this study were to develop an acceptable, understandable decision aid and determine whether the decision aid could prepare older adults for individualized decision making.

Perhaps sporting a spare tire would be an acceptable creative decision for the lead of a Judd Apatow comedy.

The stigma around abortion became so extreme that television rarely discussed it at all, unless it was to highlight stories of young women in moral crisis, considering abortion but ultimately making the more "acceptable" decision to parent as a teen, or finding the pregnancy was a "scare" -- simply a mistake and a lesson to be learned from.

Simply translating the P3P decision aid into Spanish would not be sufficient to provide usable and acceptable decision support to Spanish-speaking Latino men.

Deliberative processes are participative mechanisms for eliciting and combining "scientific" evidence from the literature with "colloquial" evidence from local stakeholders' experience to increase the probability of taking sound and acceptable decisions in a given context [ 10].

Pilot studies like these can play a vital role in developing a more comprehensive, engaging, open and accountable process to support informed and socially acceptable decision-making for sustainable forest management.

Raters are thus continuously challenged to sample performance data; interpret findings; identify and define assessment criteria; and translate private judgments into sound (acceptable) decisions.