Sentence examples for decision on measures from inspiring English sources

But a cabinet meeting ended late tonight without a decision on measures against the rebels.

There might also be possibilities for short-term assistance for financing commercial imports under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade/World Trade Organization (GATT/WTO) Decision on Measures Concerning the Possible Negative Effects of the Reform Programme on Least-developed and Net Food Importing Countries, although the position is not yet clear.

The development and simulation of a priori policy scenarios capturing the most plausible or interesting outcomes of such collective decisions on measures for low-water management allows these difficulties to be overcome.

But also other policy decisions on measures that have direct or indirect consequences for the supply security (e.g. a phasing out of nuclear energy) need to be based on results from outage cost estimations.

To assess the effects of our decision aid on measures of decision making (including knowledge, accuracy of risk perception, decisional conflict, and values clarity), we conducted within-group comparisons.

Preliminary statements have been taken from all the officials and the governing body is now awaiting Benkö's official match report before announcing its decision on disciplinary measures on Sunday.

Given these high rates of new primary cancers, breast cancer patients with strong family histories of the disease may benefit from genetic counseling and testing as a means of making a well-informed decision on preventive measures.

A court decision on the measure is expected any day.

Submissions for the review have now closed and a decision on the measure is expected before the end of the year.

Still, the National Association of Broadcasters, which represents 8,300 local and national television stations, is helping lead the effort to get the F.C.C. to postpone a decision on the measure.

Nevada: A recent poll of 800 likely voters by the Las Vegas Review-Journal called the decision on recreational measure Question 2 "too close to call," with 47 percent saying they'd vote yes, 46percentt no, and 7percentt undecided.