Sentence examples for decisions of this sort from inspiring English sources

For all the scolding of Renault for its alleged breach of a duty to consult workers before firing them, nobody is seriously calling for decisions of this sort to be taken out of the hands of the companies themselves.

Instead, it is not uncommon for decisions of this sort to be made arbitrarily on the basis of convenience, available resources, or the number of easily available subjects.

It can plausibly be argued that, in such a case, a subject is decisionally capable to make a decision of this sort as long as it is rational according to internal reasons they recognize as theirs (Freedman 1981).

They point out what's absolutely true, and that is that bishops can make decisions on matters of this sort in their own dioceses".

Re "Evacuate the Coast": Why anyone in his right mind would want to put a house back up along the shoreline of any hurricane area is beyond my imagination, and any insurance company or government agency that helps those people rebuild has got to be making the wrong decisions by encouraging this sort of development.

There are no records or reliable precedents on which to base a decision, because this sort of thing happens only in stories or jokes, so no one has ever really thought about it seriously; and in the stories there's always a trick, otherwise it would be no fun and there would be no story.

For some systems a decision procedure can be found; the decision problem for a system of this sort is then said to be solvable, and the system is said to be a decidable one.

But I have to be honest and recognize that it reflects my personal tendency to be slow in making major decisions of any sort, to need a strong sense of how things are likely to play out before I act.

The value of this sort of decision-making —each individual's contribution to the team is, he says, beyond measure.Mr Morieux concludes that companies should concentrate on designing the processes that knowledge workers carry out, rather than measuring their performance.

In light of the many cases of this sort, today's decision is a most curious anomaly.

But there have been enough recent Supreme Court decisions of a different sort to reveal a pattern of intervention in areas of traditional district court discretion.