Sentence examples for decision aiming from inspiring English sources

Thus a decision aiming at justice (a free decision) is both regulated and unregulated.

The recruited brain areas contribute different aspects of this strategy, since they enable the collectivists to weigh both alternatives and try to detect possible errors or any social unfairness in their decision, aiming at finding the optimal choice for everyone.

Biology Open will offer a rapid publication decision, aiming at 10 days from receipt to decision.

It said the decision aimed to prolong the crisis and offered a message of support to the government's opponents.

In a decision aimed at cutting down injuries from icing chases, hybrid icing will be used in preseason games on a trial basis.

Partly as a marketing decision aimed at suburban consumers, partly from new suburban pride, the people who decide these things sometimes favor names that mask the urban identity of a place or an institution.

Michael Bellamy, Entergy's vice president for the Pilgrim plant, said, "People understand they have to make a decision aimed at keeping us toward the center of the road, away from the shoulders".

"No matter what, he would make a transition to some combination of '60 Minutes' and '60 Minutes II.' " For all the emotions in play, including the contention by some on the right that Mr. Rather is too liberal, any move to replace him could ultimately be a business decision, aimed at capturing more viewers in the 25- to 54-year-old demographic.

A good decision aims to produce a good outcome rather than evidence of a good outcome.

However WhatsApp said the "retransmission vulnerability" was an intentional design decision aimed at avoiding millions of messages from being lost.

Hence, for example, the neoclassical theory considers return as a failure of the migration plan or as a mistake in the initial migration decision aimed at settlement (Massey et al. 1993; Constant and Massey 2002).