Sentence examples for decisions are set from inspiring English sources

While bureaucracy offers a buffer against ill-considered investment and trading strategies, once those decisions are set in motion it can cause a bank to be less dexterous when markets turn in unforeseen and unpredictable directions.

Official interest rates and other key policy decisions are set by the E.C.B. governing council, which consists of the executive board plus heads of the central banks of the 17 euro nations.

Re "Online Bid Is Made, Briefly, to Save Dartmouth's Swim Team From Budget Cuts" (news article, Dec. 6): The remark by Dartmouth's dean of the college, James Larimore, that "our priorities and program decisions are set by the college, not the interests of outside parties" is telling at a time when many students of Dartmouth College are made to feel like "outside parties".

Therefore, when the thresholds of voice/non-voice decisions are set at 70%%, the voice/non-voice recognition results of the robot can reach an accuracy of 95%% for the whole separated sounds.

Bandits that had not yet ruled in or out, and were thus available for future decisions, were set active and kept their initial color.

"The commission's reasons for the decision are set out in detail in a 109-page statement of reasons.

A full council meeting will be held later where the budget decision are set to be ratified.

A final decision is set for July.

The decision is set to prompt a flurry of activity.

The tribunal ordered the privacy commissioner's decision be set aside.

A fair statement of the case presenting the questions for decision is set out in appellant's brief, which we adopt.