Sentence examples for broader decisions from inspiring English sources

The government continues to struggle with broader decisions in addressing that issue, including what level of long-term exposure it believes is acceptable for residents.

Further data was therefore collected to complement this and bring it up to date, situating the analysis of risk governance within broader decisions about development and the future of the island.

As a result, he deserves any accolades he receives and none of the internal criticism because for the first time, the Catholic Church is actually respecting a woman's right to make broader decisions about her own body.

However, broader decisions about resource allocation were based on prioritising key personnel that by definition excluded those who were unemployed or in "nonessential" jobs.

This is beginning to be studied the general conclusion being that the broader decisions, about whether a given drug is recommended for use, are fairly similar.

The decline in scores is largely attributable to the decrease in the number of indictors from Rounds 1 to 2. The decrease in agreement may reflect the rater's difficulty in making finer rather than broader decisions (e.g. with less items).

And the consensus of observers was that there were not enough other votes for a broader decision.

"[The Ninth Circuit] did not issue a much broader decision, which might have said something like, there's a fundamental right to marry under the federal Constitution, which no state can take away," she added.

Extra Chinese customs agency controls on rare-earth exports are separate from a broader decision by Chinese customs agents to step up their inspections of a wide range of shipments to and from Japan.

But in June, as part of a broader decision, a seven-judge panel from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit held that Microsoft had repeatedly violated antitrust laws and illegally "commingled" browsing code with Windows in at least one instance.

The move was part of a broader decision by the company to pare its print portfolio and build what it sees as its six core strengths on the Web: news and information; celebrity and entertainment; sports; business and finance; home and food; and health and fitness.