Sentence examples for decisions give due from inspiring English sources
Sound business practices require that business decisions give due consideration to the interest of shareholders, customers, employees, suppliers, business partners, local communities and other organisations.
According to the ethics of welfare, for any moral decision, we must give due consideration to the interests of those affected by our actions [ 47].
For example, one may think that in making a career decision, an acquaintance failed to give due consideration to what would most fully develop and exercise his talents.
The decision in this regard will give due consideration to the mobility aspects of train and implements a predictive approach at higher speeds by correlating the measurement values of TNs along with DMR measurements.
It is only right that the trustees give due consideration to our recommendation in reaching a decision, and we are fully supportive".
It claims Burke's decision was quashed on almost identical grounds after he failed to give due regard to conservation advice on the endangered Tasmanian Devil.
But first, let's give due credit.
Why hasn't that been accomplished in our previous decision that gave due regard to the fact that you have a federal scheme that has certain fixed dates or a calendar in place, and that we have interpreted the statute to be certain that the votes are counted and finally counted before that fixed date comes into play?
This is a significant step to be undertaken since the very nature of imposing a policy (i.e., implementing an ATFM action) during such conditions relies greatly on how an attribute is given due consideration by decision-makers.
The right to express a view freely is not a right that all children exercise easily and while the poll provides a "snap-shot" of children's views, the poll alone cannot ensure that these are given due weight by decision makers.
