Sentence examples for concerned decisions from inspiring English sources

4) The GPs' views on factors affecting their ordering decisions were described in more general terms by revising and combining the new summaries, after having re-examined all text elements about consequences (of which many also concerned decisions) to see if/how expected consequences affected decisions.

Others concerned decisions by two maple-syrup shacks (ie, restaurants) to accommodate Muslim customers by taking pork off the menu, and to allow a dance hall to be used temporarily as a mosque.Mr Charest's solution was to appoint a commission headed by two academics, Gérard Bouchard and Charles Taylor.

However, as energy and QoS aware packet forwarding are concerned, decisions should take into account both transmission distance and FER, i.e., the QoS issue.

Concerned decision makers can formulate an efficient groundwater utilization plan for the study area so as to ensure long-term sustainability.

This preference concerned major decisions about the execution of treatments as well as decisions concerning procedures surrounding treatment and examinations, such as the timing of appointments and the use of sedatives.

Concerned that decisions were being made without careful consideration of all the military factors, Admiral Mullen sent a classified letter to Mr. Donilon that recommended keeping 16,000 troops.

The dilemmas concerned crucial decisions about life and death regarding medically fragile and often cognitively impaired persons.

However, it is not clear whether this framework embraces the full range of barriers relevant to imaging guidelines since few of these studies were qualitative studies exploring the diversity of barriers and few concerned imaging decisions [ 12].

Some of these decisions concerned issues where court-watchers had predicted fierce battles most notably abortion, the death penalty and religious freedom.Dramas in the wingsBut none of this means that the court will cease to be a lightning rod.

"I remain concerned that many decisions taken by the family courts are taken by the magistrates court (the family proceedings court) and are then appealed to the county court.

The compound decisions concerned 571 separate decisions relating to individual GPs.