Sentence examples for decision to rely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Benepe defended the decision to rely on the private sector for the project.

Part of the decision to rely on such foods is simply logistical.

In addition, the company cited its decision to rely less on television commercials.

This is why Mr. Holder's decision to rely on Section 3 in the Texas case is so significant.

I support the current administration's decision to rely more on private industry to push new technologies and hardware programs forward.

The combination of nerves and the cold may have influenced Beyoncé's decision to rely on the pre-recorded track.

Although the Office of Management and Budget had suggested that Congress set aside nearly $12 billion in contingency funds by dipping into money allocated to Project BioShield and the stimulus plan, Levi said the legislators made the right decision not to rely on what he called a "rob-Peter-to-pay-Paul" strategy.

The fact that the method should be able to process very large numbers of molecules (several millions when making a selection from large commercial catalogues or processing virtual libraries), as well as a decision not to rely on comprehensive databases of reactions and reagents (with the related maintenance hurdle) clearly favored implementation of a method based on molecular complexity.

Although these tools were useful, they often lacked rigor and marketing decisions tended to rely on a mixture of intuition and experience, rather than robust data and analysis.

This is an undebatable advantage in settings where treatment decisions need to rely primarily on clinical diagnosis.

Also, Hispanics of lower socioeconomic status generally preferred to use non-internet sources of health information to make medical decisions and to rely on advice obtained by word of mouth.