Sentence examples for decisions close to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore holds such decisions close to the vest, but various names have been circulating as possible appointees -- including some from the Clinton administration.

The difference in incremental QALY gain between the CS and VA models when assessing the cost effectiveness of anti-VEGF therapy is potentially significant in healthcare decision making, particularly in decisions close to the cost-effectiveness threshold.

Blair rejects notion devo was "spur" to indy, rather was "sensible way of keeping strengths of UK" while taking decisions closer to people.

Across a wide range of issues, there is compelling evidence that taking decisions closer to communities, through councils, achieves better results and saves money.

Decentralization and community-driven development intend to bring public decisions closer to the people, yet elites often capture local institutions.

What's more, according to Rosenberg, is that legislation in education has been following a "movement among thought leaders to push decisions closer to the child".

Mr. Gore continued to hold any vice-presidential decision close to the vest.

The deadline would put his decision close to the cut-off for an independent candidate to qualify for the ballots in all 50 states.

Coalition officials insist that refusal is unlikely and that any decision close to the convention opening would effectively scuttle their plans for mass protest.

The pitch had passed an earlier inspection, but the referee then reversed his decision close to kick-off.

Rep. John Flemming (R-La). said Boehner played his decision close to his vest and that even Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif).