Sentence examples for decisions framed from inspiring English sources

He has done his presidency a disservice by not confronting Congress with the discomforts of making and owning difficult decisions, framed as the country requires them.

When I read that a proposed tax cut for married couples will cost a projected $292 billion over 10 years (news article, July 21), I wonder: When did we as a nation start making spending and tax decisions framed by their supposed effect over 10 years?

Indeed, the government swiftly attempted to exploit this by claiming that the verdict showed "the government does not hold sway over judges' decisions", framing this as part of its vaunted reform programme.

A decision framed from a society obsessed with blaming women for making themselves "vulnerable" to rape, rather than targeting the rapists.

For input into a public policy decision framed as a MCDA we required individual preferences from a representative sample of the population, expressed in the form of importance weights for different criteria relating to the decision.

The decision, framed under the Help America Vote Act, would allow Republican challengers access to data from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and the Social Security agency to challenge new voters.

The LP strategies of a default decision, framing, and timing can be applied to decision making for PSA screening in the IDM/SDM approaches.

An abundance of investment options and the way in which investment decisions are framed may challenge financial decision-making and lead to worse outcomes for savers.

An abundance of investment options and the way in which investment decisions are framed may challenge financial decision-making and lead to worse outcomes for savers.

It is also about fairness to the referees, who are increasingly left looking like victims as the global village sifts through their decisions frame by frame after the fact.

Further, avoidance of shaping patients decisions (framing) by clinicians may be impossible, and it has been advocated that clinicians should aim to avoid restricting choice rather influencing choice [ 49, 50].