Sentence examples for decision to deviate from inspiring English sources

It's a touchy decision to deviate even the slightest from Olympic protocol.

But he said the president's "decision to deviate from the commission's recommendation to give this director real budget and personnel authority was a bigger step, in my mind, backwards".

We are troubled by Judge Sand's decision to deviate from strict adherence to the Miranda rule because the interrogation took place in a foreign country, Kenya, that makes no provision for legal representation.

The woman, Toby Greenberg, told the police that the root of the harassment was her decision to deviate slightly from the culture of modesty that defines and reinforces this Orthodox Jewish enclave of bewigged women in long-sleeved shirts and ankle-length skirts and bearded men in black hats and long black coats.

The new, slimmed-down Les Mis caused public ructions between Mackintosh and Trevor Nunn, his old-friend and collaborator who directed the RSC's production at the Barbican in 1985, who said he felt "betrayed" by Mackintosh's decision to deviate from the spirit of his version by enlisting Laurence Conner and James Powell to direct the revised show.

(Management decision to deviate from standard policy).

Because of the decisions to deviate from the path I prescribed for myself, the time I took to reevaluate my career plans, and ultimately the experience I created as a Peace Corps Volunteer, I discovered my motivation, and identified how to make a career out of this passion.

Both of these issues could lead to decisions to deviate from conformity to guidelines.

In addition, they seemed pleased with their decisions to deviate from being their mothers' daughters.

Descriptive theories of decision making, such as prospect theory, demonstrate that humans are subject to cognitive biases that cause decision making to deviate from the normative/rational ideal [ 21].

Years later, my mother told me that she regretted the decision not to deviate from the traditional image of perfection, even if it was as subtle as selecting a tree that was easy to walk by.