Sentence examples for consequence decision from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, decision makers have devoted much energy to finding ways of increasing the labour market attachment of people with ill health.

In 2002, an external report found that its loose organisational structure was failing and, as a consequence, decision-making was inhibited.

The EAC developed a cost-consequence decision-analytic model, from the perspective of NHS and personal social care costs, to simulate incidental detection of asymptomatic AF in a primary-care population.

Long before this debate, these very men agreed on something of far greater consequence: the decision to invade Iraq.

As a consequence, the decision to start the patient on CRRT was made.

[3 36]" As a consequence, decisions to formally assign a patient as requiring palliative care were " very slow in the making.

Or, as Stew puts it, "adulthood is the consequence of decisions made by a teenager".

6] issued a tense communiqué saying it had examined the Algerian problem and had "in consequence, taken decisions".

They are the consequence of decisions made and of promises broken.

I didn't understand the consequences of decision until decades later.

"It could be a consequence of decisions that your government takes or doesn't take".