Sentence examples for coming to decisions from inspiring English sources

It said: "The Metropolitan police has asked the DPP to consider changing the director's guidance to allow 'significant public interest' to be taken into account when coming to decisions about whether a case should be referred to the CPS, where the evidential threshold is not satisfied or the case is borderline.

Carter's solution, which at least here in this work from 1993 is less satisfying than his diagnosis, is that the legal culture should strive to be more inclusive to the various types of arguments and rationales that our diverse public employs when coming to decisions and expressing values and deep-seated convictions.

It ensures their freedom to express themselves and takes their views into account when coming to decisions that affect them.

Chapter 1 - Children must be heard Child participation involves adults listening to children and taking their views into account in coming to decisions that affect them.

When the time came for funeral arrangements, these same parents, who had not had previous experience with the death of a baby, found that the guidance and information they were given, as well as the increased amount of time they required were all helpful factors in coming to decisions [ 52].

But after a tense few months coming to decision, "everyone is just relieved," he says.

"We came to decisions in 1996 the right way," he said.

The app provides an insight into how the staff came to decisions.

I am a republican, but when it comes to decisions like that I think they are left to her".

As program admissions committees come to decisions, applicants are notified of their status.

That confusion has come at a steep price, particularly when it comes to decisions about where to target prevention efforts.