Sentence examples for characterizes a decision from inspiring English sources
As we have suggested, that means that we need to understand both the factual knowledge that is required to solve the relevant problems and the judgmental knowledge that characterizes a decision maker who gets to the heart of a problem effectively, discards irrelevant information, and demonstrates an ability to be creative rather than to solve problems by rote formula every time they arise.
According to Llewellyn, a judge almost always has the latitude to characterize a decision in an earlier case in either a highly fact-specific way, so as to distinguish it from the present case, or in a way that abstracts from the specific facts of the earlier case, so as to make it binding in the present case.
The VOT has not been standardized, however, and has to be better characterized before making a decision on its relevance.
Other theories characterize migration as a decision of family units, rather than individuals, emphasizing the insurance nature of establishing what are, in effect, "branch offices" in multiple locations [ 24].
Commander Alam said he had had no discussions with the United States and characterized the plan as a decision by the Northern Alliance's Defense Ministry.
The National Law Review characterizes the decision as a clarification of principles, rather than an upheaval of existing law.
We rely on a long-term market simulation model in system dynamics that characterizes expansion decision in a competitive regime.
A decision tree characterizing the investment problem as outlined in the introduction is shown in Exhibit III.
Tishman Speyer released a statement characterizing the decision as "an unfortunate outcome for New York".
To the Editor: I believe Dr. Sandeep Jauhar incorrectly characterizes his decision making as a mistake.
