Sentence examples for arriving at decisions from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, June 25 , 1938P. 61 Some surprising news reports of extended delay in arriving at decisions.

But to the end, the company retained the Quaker practice of arriving at decisions by consensus, he said.

For it is also a political institution, an institution, that is to say, for arriving at decisions on controversial questions of national policy".

Judgments in the family division tend to genuflect politely before the religious devotion of the parties, before arriving at decisions on non-religious grounds.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, June 25 , 1938P. 61 Some surprising news reports of extended delay in arriving at decisions.

But don't call him a boss: He prefers the term "liaison," since the bike-fixing department operates more like a collective, arriving at decisions through consensus.

The General Assembly at Zuccotti Park is structured to allow participants to arrive at decisions through consensus.

It raises the more general question of how large, diverse and dispersed populations filter information and arrive at decisions.

Many of us ignore it relying instead on outdated information or our own experiences to arrive at decisions.

This contribution will show the applicability of a novel tool that will guide stakeholders to arrive at decisions in their respective fields.

"I do personally believe that we chased out judgment from the way that people arrive at decisions," he said.