For Louise Y . Palmer the guest curator of the exhibition, the decision on a time frame made her choice of subjects easier.
Jeffrey Fisher, who represents the defendant who challenged the Washington law, said that perhaps 2,600 Washington cases would be affected by the decision in that time frame.
What does it mean to make this decision in the time frame that I need to make it?
And once the N.I.B. is set up, where the ministry has failed to take decisions within the time frame, N.I.B. will take unto itself the authority to take that decision on behalf of the government.
Mr Ervin, the bank's chief risk officer, says anecdotal evidence suggests that it makes employees think more about the long term.Claw-claw or more-more Any deferral period can still involve arbitrary decisions about timore-more Anywever: what happens if the positions taken by a tradeferralk look good after one year, bad after three and terrific after five?
In sensitivity analysis, the time horizon was varied from 5 to 20 years, to reflect short-term and longer-term decision-making time frames, and to explicitly model the effect of intervention duration on the spread of setup and capital expenditure (among other fixed costs).
"It's a shame that the president didn't even take 24 hours on a decision that's the most momentous decision, in terms of time frame, that's ever been made by a president," Mr. Makhijani said.
This is not an unusual decision, given the short time frame between the two races.
Hence, the study suggests that contextual factors (i.e., inpatient treatment, short time frame for decision making) may explain low decision aid effectiveness.
Ms. Reno said no. "Sometimes you don't have the luxury of time to make a decision, so you make the best decision you can within the time frame you have," she said.
