Sentence examples for decision to peg from inspiring English sources

Their decision to peg Paul Green as head coach last season reaped immediate rewards with Green just a season in already recognised as one of the most astute and prepared young mentors in the game.

Its decision to stick with a krone pegged tightly to the euro has left it with a purely notional form of independence.

Ease of placement, for example, allows physicians to make an easy decision to perform PEG.

Data analysis identified a total of five factors which favor a decision to initiate PEG tube feeding.

In January the Swiss National Bank made a surprise decision to stop pegging the Swiss franc (CHF) to the euro.

F.D.R.'s decision to jettison the gold peg in 1933 was essential to end the Depression, allowing a major devaluation of the dollar and boosting the amount of money in circulation.

The decision to choose between pull-type and introducer PEG was at the discretion of the endoscopist.

Hong Kong's top central banker said Thursday a decision to loosen the Hong Kong dollar's 22-year peg to the U.S. dollar won't prompt banks to raise interest rates sharply and hurt businesses.

A team of restructuring experts from KPMG were appointed as special administrators to the firm, which was scuppered by the Swiss central bank's decision last week to abandon its attempt to peg the franc to the euro.

The current peg has been in place since the creation of the UAE federation in 1971, and changing the system is not a decision to be taken lightly.

According to Pedro Lacoste, an Argentine economic consultant, the assumption behind the decision of Argentina's currency board's plan to peg the peso to the dollar in 1991 was that "globalisation was unstoppable".