Sentence examples for decision toward from inspiring English sources

A confidential security study by the U.S. Marshals Service tipped the decision toward Manhattan.

I've met women who faced this heart-wrenching decision toward the end of a pregnancy.

The Palestinians have said they would wait for the Arab League's decision toward the end of next week before announcing their final decision on exiting the talks.

"I don't have a huge desire to have kids, and the stuttering certainly pushed the decision toward no kids," Gustafson said.

Mr. Leonard said clauses in earlier contracts with Boeing for those 717's helped sway the decision toward Boeing on the latest order.

Although the commission insisted at taking a broad look at Tyson's misbehavior since 1998, it was clear that the circumstances surrounding a brawl last week in New York between Tyson and Lewis while promoting their bout swayed the decision toward denying the license.

As indicated in the conceptual framework, the departmental context can influence (positively or negatively) faculty's decision toward instructional reform.

For practitioners, this study identifies key factors for hospitals to make an adoption decision toward cloud computing technology.

With the increasing number of core needle biopsies, diagnosis of LN has become more frequent, increasing the necessity for improvements in the knowledge of the different aspects influencing the decision toward surgical excision or conservative management [1, 2].

When such a desire contributes in the canonical manner to producing an action (say, by weighing in on the side of other desires that it endorses, and so tipping the decision toward that action), we say that the agent produces the action (in something like the way that when your intestines digest food, we say that you are digesting the food).

Another consideration is that patient preferences influenced the decision toward more aggressive care.