Insiders say it was, like much else in Neville's life, a carefully calculated decision.
"He made a very rational, and I thought calculated, decision that you get the most bang out of your buck on TV.
This cut is a deliberately calculated decision by the government to remove legal aid from those who need it most, and make it more difficult, if not impossible, to get access to justice for the poor and disadvantaged.
"It seems that Mr Shapps' repeated denials, which were not in the heat of the moment but also included a calculated decision to instruct solicitors, were contrary to the facts.
As an apprentice svengali worming his way to degrading world domination, Simon Cowell would no doubt have paid attention to how Napier-Bell made things happen, for better or worse, and his response to the Napier-Bell understanding that all pop music was ultimately dolled up novelty trash helped in the sort of small-minded calculating decision making that led to Susan Boyle.
The dynamic programming model needs to determine the calculated decision quantity and state quantity.
By 1991, for instance, President George H.W. Bush, praising Truman for his "tough, calculating decision," claimed that those bombs had "spared millions of American lives".
One, drawing on social exchange theory, suggests that the decision to participate is a reasoned and calculated decision based on weighing perceived costs (e.g., time, privacy) and benefits (e.g., rewards, incentives, altruistic needs).
And the reality is that abused women often make calculated decisions to stay with their partners.
