Sentence examples for call decisions from inspiring English sources

But as Peter Robinson, Edwin Poots' party leader and the first minister, said, the minister has the ability to "call decisions in".

"Edwin is a first class minister, an exceptional, caring minister as well and while the trusts have their processes... and operational responsibility... the minister has the ability to call decisions in and I have no doubt if the minister feels that the trusts have not done the right thing that he will call such a decision in".

Therefore, optimal call decisions are those that the expected value for calling exceeds negative 100 chips (i.e., the expected value for folding).

Data about call decisions was compared using Chi Square.

Telenursing service utilization will be recorded in terms of number, time, and duration of calls, who made them, the nature of the call, decisions taken, descriptions of the plan of action.

This leads to a lengthy discussion of what the authors call "decision-making competence" and its standards, as well as the specific 'decision-making capacities' that are said to underlie what they call "decision competence".

Our finding, pointing the superiority of the parascreen pan/pf based strategy, call decision-makers to reconsider this policy.

The literature concerning political action committee (PAC) influence over congressional roll-call decisions offers mixed findings.

That's the spirit in which the N.S.F. began funding the American National Election Studies project and, soon afterward, the study of congressional roll-call decisions.

For Russians, glued to their TV screens to follow the fortunes of their team, the crisis was the climax of two weeks of close-call decisions at the Winter Games which seem to have always gone against them.

The loss aversion parameter discussed above provides a way to directly quantify this 'shift' in calling decisions.