Sentence examples for decisions emanating from from inspiring English sources

Recent business decisions emanating from RYAB include developing the organisation's website, structural changes to studio spaces, and even changing the pricing policy for projects.

Reading many of her vignettes describing lies, wounds, and poor decisions emanating from their fear of discovery made me uncomfortable.

The regulatory decisions emanating from the complexes must then be transmitted to other parts of the cell, for example by detaching a protein from a signalling complex at the plasma membrane and transporting it into the nucleus where it can modulate gene expression, as typified by beta-catenin under Wnt signalling [ 13].

The structure is known here as Mr. Putin's vertical system of power — decisions emanate from the very top, then are passed down to regional and finally local officials.

In short, that one decision emanating from an enormous disaster allowed this generation of San Franciscans to fulfill the ancient Athenian oath: I promise upon my honor to leave our city better than I found it.

Decisions-makers should be cognisant of the human impact of any decisions or outcomes emanating from the conference in London.

But a glance at Australia reveals that some productive decisions can emanate from outside the dressing room.

The Senate Republican leader, Trent Lott, said the administration's decision was based on "threats emanating from Beijing" rather than on Taiwan's legitimate defense needs.

In answer, he spelled out his antipathy for all topics emanating from Swann's surprise decision to call time on his career in the middle of an Ashes series already lost.

Other criteria, emanating from state SD principles, need to be applied when studying decisions and plans (outcomes of procedures).

But the Russian-led report evokes a cascade of stress — much of it emanating from his powerful passengers — as Captain Protasiuk slipped below the "decision altitude".