Sentence examples for decisions on conducting from inspiring English sources

Further studies can indicate to which extent these values can help guide and monitor decisions on conducting additional islet cell transplants or on adjusting or stopping immune therapy.

Decisions to conduct genotype testing should still be individualized based on clinical indication and patient preference.

The biggest donor to the Leave.EU campaign has defended a decision to conduct polling on whether the death of the MP Jo Cox has changed the public's opinion on Europe.

Not wanting to restrict his intelligence-gathering to his opponents, President "Tricky Dicky" Nixon took the unusual decision to conduct surveillance on himself by recording all his conversations in the Oval Office, thereby unwittingly ending his presidential career over the Watergate scandal.

Democratic presidential candidates, meanwhile, have said they disagree with the decision to conduct raids on Central American families.

He criticized the decision to conduct an autopsy on King's body.

During the first world war, all decisions on the conduct of the war (and the treatment of the Armenians) were taken by the committee.

"The final decisions on the conduct of operations in the campaign are made by the members of the Saudi-led coalitionotnothehe United States".

"Final decisions on the conduct of operations [including the] final vetting of targets in the campaign are made by the members of the Saudi-led coalitionotnothehe United States," said Cabiness.

A decision to conduct such activities should be based on the setting-specific cost-effectiveness analysis and programmatic assessment.

"It was clear that Chaille was making the decisions on how to conduct the interview.