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Both praised Mr. Tenet's performance, and Mr. Warner said that Mr. Tenet put his wife on the phone and that she told him the decision was "predicated on carefully thought-through family considerations".

One critic of the legislation, Ron Pollack, executive director of the advocacy group Families USA, said he had spoken to AARP officials often as the Medicare bill was being developed and did not "feel that their decision was predicated on conflicts of interest or other improper factors".

So, her "decision" was predicated on the fact that she is devoted to her God, her family and her country and in that order.

The court-appointed guardian ad litem, Jay Wolfson, later wrote a report stating that Michael Schiavo's decision was "predicated on his reasoned belief that there was no longer any hope for Terri's recovery".

This decision was predicated on the known morbidity of pericardial stripping, especially in a patient with advanced cardiac cachexia, and the ability to manage his right-sided heart failure medically.

The decision is predicated on the belief that the police are fundamentally honest despite, time after time, being proven to be consummate liars and particularly expert at abusing their power to manipulate the legal and complaints process and otherwise "institutionally corrupt" supported by a "dysfunctional and corrupt" complaints system.

Indeed, if it did, if my decision were predicated of God rather than me, his will would fail to achieve its object.

"Ninety-nine per cent of decisions are predicated on feelings – instinctive, emotional, fears, conflicts, unresolved childhood problems.

These two decisions were predicated on the notion that the spending of these groups could not lead to the corruption or appearance of corruption for the supported candidates due to their "independence".

OPEC's new secretary general, Ali Rodriguez of Venezuela, said at a news conference here that the group's decision to reduce output was predicated on the assumption that Iraq would again increase its exports.

"I think the decision to go to New York was predicated on the fact that this war effort was as successful as the gulf war effort under President George H.W. Bush," he said.