Sentence examples for decisions effect from inspiring English sources
"The Liberal Democrats have long believed in devolving power to the most local level, on the principle that the best decisions tend to be made by those closest to the people those decisions effect.
The analysis quantifies the cooperation across payoff equivalent public good and common pool resource experiments that explicitly inform subjects how their allocation decisions effect group earnings.
"The United Kingdom is in greater danger if the legitimate arguments and expectations of English decision making, on decisions effecting only England, are not responded to," he said.
A suite of maintenance actions and their associated costs constitute the core of the "decision effect" process.
These two processes, made computationally operational through the development of self-transition and decision effect matrices, are then combined into a joint transition matrix, with which we can model the effects of maintenance actions on bridge performance and costs.
What we're being told is that because the decision not to buy something is an economic decision and that economic decision effects either interstate commerce or the ability of Congress to regulate it, therefore Congress can make people buy things.
Similarly, Keller at al. (2009) replicated a response time effect in a psycholinguistic experiment; Simcox and Fiez (2014) replicated flanker and lexical decision effects online.
But before putting those decisions into effect, doctors should ask patients to explain their choices.
Such decisions can effect dire consequences that self-confidence might otherwise help us avoid.
