Sentence examples for decision of setting up from inspiring English sources

However, our hypothesis that monetary incentives are one of the main drivers for the decision of setting up a practice is confirmed by Günther et al. [ 33].

No less important was the decision of setting up youth friendly clinics in the other four Kyiv districts, and Children, Adolescents and Youth Reproductive Health Centre affiliated with the Donetsk Regional Centre for Mother and Child Care.

"Despite what Labor says, the NSW Electoral Commission decision does not accuse me of setting up a slush fund or breaking the law," he said in a statement on Saturday.

The whole point of setting up a Commission was to delay any decision until after the general election.

During the whole process of setting up the date, I made absolutely no decisions, nor did she let me.

They liked being together with their team, instead of setting up a meeting or sending emails to get decisions made.

Downing Street said the taskforces would "make sure actions are followed through", in an echo of Tony Blair's decision to set up a delivery unit in No 10 partway through his tenure as PM.

Ahead of the crucial Christmas period, the 500-year-old postal operator said the impact of Amazon's decision to set up its own, next-day delivery network, was the sole reason it was more than halving its expected growth rate in the UK parcels market.

Considering that foreign revenues are the lifeblood of Aeroflot, the decision to set up a foreign treasury center was a crucial step for the company.

"I think it does illustrate the wisdom of the government's decision to set up this banking commission to look at the structure of banks..

Sir Malcolm Rifkind, a prominent Tory MP and a Scot, proposes to forbid Scotland's MPs from voting on English legislation at Westminster (see article).Behind the growling lies the unfinished business of Labour's 1998 decision to set up a parliament in Edinburgh with powers over all manner of Scottish domestic affairs from education, farming and health to justice, transport and social services.