"Decisions arise from a whole lifetime of family relationships.
The international court's decisions arise from the arrest, conviction and death sentences of more than 50 Mexicans.
But the idea that purchase decisions arise from conscious choice flies in the face of much research in behavioral psychology.
However, the results also imply that participation decisions arise from more than just considerations of catch at and the accessibility of fishing sites, i.e., socio-demographic characteristics.
It promises to eliminate the risk of less than adequate decisions arising from garbled communications, from misconceptions of goals, and from unsatisfactory measurement of partial contributions on the part of dozens of line and staff specialists.
He argues that Kennedy's decisions arose from the intersection of distant events unfolding in Cuba, Moscow, and the high seas with the immediate conversational minutia of turn-taking, storytelling, argument, and justification.
And I am referring here mainly to the changes in the pension system and the retirement age increase, as well as to other decisions concerning other professional groups that had been enjoying special pension privileges, to the essential decisions arising from the need to stabilise the state budget – what I have in mind here is the increase in pension contributions.
Shared information through industry associations can reduce erroneous decisions arising from managerial hubris.
The ideal international union is a federation of states that has coercive power over member states but whose decisions arise from debate and discussion among those member states.
Consequently, it is discrediting to eyewitnesses, and misleading to policymakers, to state that some ostensibly correct eyewitness decisions arise from a non-diagnostic process.
