Sentence examples for decisions in terms of from inspiring English sources

He said: "We may have to take difficult decisions in terms of our school year.

The SFA [Scottish Football Association] make all the decisions in terms of the national team.

Economists tend to think about decisions in terms of expected costs and benefits.

The assembly rules are further simplified into logic-level decisions in terms of a flag scheme.

This was, as Del Naja notes tactfully, "one of our stranger decisions in terms of crowd atmospherics.

Only general EFT has been studied, whereby people reframe decisions in terms of non-goal related future events.

"Just try to keep things calm, just try to make good decisions in terms of strategy and be open to suggestions from other people, players and coaches.

"Chief constables are having to make very difficult decisions in terms of managing their budgets and managing the competing priorities that they have," he said.

It usefully highlights the essentially political nature of constitutional issues and the need to assess constitutional decisions in terms of their political effects.

"I've always made the decisions, in terms of what I did in the business, without any real regard with how it was going to be received by others".

For my whole life up until that point, I'd been a very safe person; I'd made sensible decisions in terms of career and life direction.