Sentence examples for connected decisions from inspiring English sources

Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, dumped the "forward guidance" that connected decisions on interest rates to Britain's unemployment rate, which has dropped much faster than the bank forecast.

It is, however, possible that meeting the recommended level may be a dual decision process involving a sequence of two separate, but connected, decisions.

Of course, this requires that you first overcome a variety of limiting beliefs and stopping points that serve as obstacles to becoming an autonomous, emotionally connected decision-maker.

Written in Aramaic and unique in its organization, the text connects decisions of the Oral Law with those of the Written Law.

Some brands connect "decisions for today" with cash outlay that generates praise.

This study aimed to connect decision makers in a public health agency with evidence of how organizational capacity may be improved for delivering health literacy services.

This paper presents a study in the context of disaster management in Brazil that applies oDMN +, a framework that connects decision-making with data sources through an extended modeling notation and a modeling process.

This novel workshop format can be used in other fora to effectively connect decision makers and scientists, and to initiate an iterative process to generate and transfer policy relevant scientific information into evidence-based decisions, an important element in protecting coastal and marine resources.

The process of engagement itself had benefits in terms of connecting decision-makers with their peers and sparking increased interest in the use and refinement of priority setting frameworks.

Themes included the following: 1) coordination of outside results; 2) coordination between primary and specialty care; 3) data organization and presentation; 4) just-in-time provider and patient education; 5) interface flexibility; 6) technological enhancements; 7) role assignments; 8) organizational issues; 9) and connecting decision support to quality reporting.

It is thought likely that Frankish pressure had been influential in persuading Æthelberht to become Christian, and Eadbald's conversion and marriage to Ymme are likely to have been closely connected diplomatic decisions.