Sentence examples for decision to overcome from inspiring English sources
In assessing the crackdown, it quoted a scholar as concluding that the government "made a sober and sensible decision to overcome hard times, restore social stability and enhance economic reform in the 1990s.
The ruling is of particular concern to immigration reform campaigners because many were hoping that Obama's decision to overcome congressional deadlock on the issue by employing executive action would result in legal status for some 5 million undocumented immigrants that would be politically impossible for a future administration to reverse.
Some parents made a conscious decision to overcome their fears and this was spurred on by wanting to be psychologically available for their subsequent child.
However, the advice from medical professionals to patients, and taking the social factors into consideration for women in making the decision to overcome the unwillingness to uncover her own body to strangers, have been the main controversy in this conservative society.
"Colombia has made decisions to overcome this long nightmare of violence," Mr. Uribe said, without suggesting that the end of the war was near.
They also often use some form of randomisation (in timeouts, or in decisions) to overcome the network's unpredictability.
Active decision support helps decision-makers to overcome all of these obstacles, as well as others.
Sakawa et al. (1998) developed interactive fuzzy programming algorithm to solve MLPPs by deleting the fuzzy goals for the decision variables to overcome the problem in the methods of Lai (1996).
This is followed by a description of a GSS framework for VM studies and a specific GSS prototype system to illustrate how this framework can provide support in discussion, information, collaboration and decision analysis to overcome the existing problems in VM studies.
The BioQuali tool uses a dedicated constraints solver based on a decision diagram to overcome the computational difficulty and solve systems of biological constraints in a reasonable time.
(3) Pruning the decision tree: to overcome the problem of overfitting, the preliminary tree is pruned by its predictive ability, for example, minimizing the ten-fold cross-validated error.
