Sentence examples for deciding on how from inspiring English sources

When deciding on how to handle ethical issues, nurse managers usually rely on three things: their personal skills, the management team or other nurses, or the code of ethics.

However, it was reported that despite their involvement in collecting CHF there was no involvement by the district authority in deciding on how to utilize the money that had been collected, as one respondent said: " I don't know up to now how much money had been collected from my village; it is all kept at the district.

The big decision, I'd wager, is deciding on how she wants to pitch herself.

Deciding on how best to meet the country's energy needs is difficult.

He said he would allow the lawyers to consult with their clients and would interview the rest of the jurors Friday morning before deciding on how to proceed.

Thinking back 18 years, when I wrote those scenarios, managers had fewer tools to draw upon when deciding on how to approach change.

Other landlords have yet to decide on how to proceed.

It has scheduled a hearing for Aug. 14 to decide on how to proceed.

First lesson, understand your customer and their needs, then decide on how to address them.

"The campaign will be decided on how many mistakes he makes," this senator told me.

FIFA will decide on how to determine the outcome of the series.