Sentence examples for deciding the timing from inspiring English sources
Parliament's selection committee – chaired by the Speaker, Bronwyn Bishop – is responsible for deciding the timing and order of debate on private members' bills.
The governor of the Bank of Japan, Toshihiko Fukui, said the central bank did not have a specific schedule or calendar in mind in deciding the timing of its next rate rise.
On Wednesday, the leading index rose to 6819, helped by the World Bank raising its global growth forecasts and growing acceptance that the US Federal Reserve would tread carefully when deciding the timing of future cutbacks in its $75bn a month bond buying programme.
"In deciding the timing of this substantial hike, the German authorities gambled that the economy as a whole would now be strong enough, and consumer confidence sufficiently high, for the economy to maintain its momentum after a short blip in the first quarter," Six wrote in a Feb. 19 report.
It is not necessary to wait for growth completion when deciding the timing of surgery [ 15].
However, risk of injury to the nearby anatomical structures and commitment from the patient and family must be taken into consideration when deciding the timing of surgery.
Jeremy Johnson, for the Met, said the misconduct hearing should take place "promptly" and that there was a "delicate balance" in deciding the timings of the two cases.
The government decides the timing of the vote and the length of the campaign.
As for the terrorists responsible for the September 11th attacks, he said, "Now they decide the timing.
Walmart said: "Andy Clarke has decided the timing is right to step aside from his role with the company.
