Sentence examples for decision of founding from inspiring English sources
The tie-up creates a tidy solution to Cineworld's search for a new boss, following the decision of founding chief executive Steve Wiener to step down after 44 years in the business.
"The government's decision to decline founding membership of the Chinese-proposed Asian infrastructure bank is the worst policy decision the government has taken since assuming office," Keating said.
A Fila statement said: "FILA will take all necessary steps to convince the executive committee and members of the IOC of this aberration of a decision against one of the founding sports of the ancient and modern Olympic Games".
The cynicism of such a decision erodes one of the founding principles of the Republic.
Sixty-nine-year-old Mrs Bull and her 74-year-old husband said their decision was founded on a "religiously-informed judgment of conscience".
About 15 minutes before reporting to the judges' room for the women's event, she was informed that she had been pulled from the panel by her federation president, Ferenc Batho, because of Furst-Tombor's decision to become a founding member of the World Skating Federation, the would-be rival to the International Skating Union.
Relevance requires that decisions are founded in the values of all concerned and considered important.
Mr O'Neill said the Bulls' decision had been founded on their "religiously informed judgment of conscience".
Decisions must be made based on availability of source animals, the impact of removing of the founding animals from the source population, animal welfare, veterinary and ecological consideration (IUCN 1998, 2013).
One of the founding principles of eLife has been to assign authority for the editorial decisions to scientists who are still active in the research community.
The administration of therapies in real practice settings is likely to produce a significant deviation from the results predicted by the models, theoretically outweighing the assumption on which the decision process is founded.
