Sentence examples for call a decision from inspiring English sources

If the group we call a decision making committee can be formed by more trustworthy peers from the beginning, we can significantly improve the reliability and efficiency of the whole decision making process afterward.

Often, Mr. Swinston said, it's a judgment call, a decision about what you think the choreographer would have wanted.

Cyprus decided not to take part in the call, a decision that several participants described as troubling and reflecting the wider confusion surrounding the island's predicament.

Such a procedure is called a decision procedure.

He called a decision to study the issue a "political punt".

Mr. Brookwood, the analyst, called a decision by Mr. Ruiz to sue Intel for antitrust violations a "gutsy" move.

Hilbert was asking for what would now be called a decision procedure for all of mathematics.

It is called a decision map because it represents the outputs of the distributed algorithm that the robots execute.

We propose a new approach called a decision assessment and decision inventory that will provide systematic information describing the relevant attributes of climate-related decisions.

The DUP leader said the BBC and ITV would have to justify what he called a decision that lacked "logic and credibility".

That's called a decision based on the public interest.