Sentence examples for decision based on whether from inspiring English sources

"I have said from Day One I will never make a decision based on whether it is good for my personal political career," Mr. Bloomberg said.

"Following that the council will consider all applications received and make a decision based on whether the applicant has the resources to run the centre and do so under license.

"The best definition of no-kill is to get to the place where we use the same criteria in deciding whether or not to euthanize a shelter animal as we use when deciding whether or not to euthanize our own pet -- when it is a loving decision and not a pragmatic decision based on whether we have enough space," he explains.

An executive committee of the SUNY board will vote on the recommendation on Friday and is expected to approve it, which would clear the way for the state Health Department to make the final decision, based on whether comparable care is available to people now served by the hospital.

Say "fairness" is a core value, a courageous leader will evaluate the issue at hand and feel confident about making the decision based on whether it is fair to all concerned.

Make a decision based on whether these concerns bother you or not".

Students can now make enrollment decisions based on whether a college has a bass-fishing team.

"People don't make life decisions based on whether their local bank branch closes for a few months," he said.

He adds: "Young people actually make purchase decisions based on whether they agree with the company's values and whether the brand stands for anything".

On the contrary, voters judge politicians (to the extent that they make rational decisions) based on whether the laws they passed worked or not.

I'm not going to make my [career] decisions based on whether or not I'm going to have to tolerate that.