Sentence examples for decisions call for from inspiring English sources

In particular, increasing interdependencies among structural decisions call for the development of integrated models.

That matters because the different kinds of seemingly foolish decisions call for different responses.

These questionable strategic decisions call for suitable explanation which will not be forthcoming from the Commission.

Complex decisions call for a combination of naturalistic-intuitive and rational-analytic approaches.

Professional nurses are called upon to make increasingly high-stake decisions, calling for critical thinking and effective problem solving skills.

In the proposed NK model, N represents the decisions that SC firms should make and K the interdependencies among the SC decisions calling for integration.

That decision called for giving the union a 17percentt raise over 30 months.

The Weather Channel's forecast as of early Wednesday, when Democrats announced their decision, called for a 30 percent chance of rain on Thursday night.

"Congress spoke plainly" in requiring full disclosure, she wrote, and even the Citizens United decision called for disclosure of the unlimited corporate and union donations it permitted.

But in the summer of 1950 Mao handed down a surprise decision, calling for linguists to develop a "national-in-form" alphabet — a new writing system, whose letters would be distinctively Chinese.

Assemblyman Jeff Van Drew, Democrat of Cape May, who has received petitions protesting the decision, called for a public hearing on the decision-making process, which he called "vague and confusing".