Sentence examples for decisions arising from inspiring English sources

Quadrant is the latest in a series of decisions arising out of Quadrant Structured Product Co., Ltd.'s ("Quadrant") dispute with Athilon Capital Corp. ("Athilon").

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.

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.

Indeed, some go even further, arguing that the distributive decisions arising through the legitimate application of particular democratic processes might even, at least in part, constitute distributive justice (Walzer 1984).

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"Decisions arise from a whole lifetime of family relationships.

When design decisions arose that entailed additional expenses, Riggio wrote the check.

Economists prefer rules over discretion when parties can choose to reverse themselves as tough decisions arise.

The court's decisions arose in Nestlé's suits against Ethical Coffee and Betron.

Dynamic decisions arise in many applications including military, medical, management, sports, and emergency situations.