Sentence examples for decisions resting on from inspiring English sources
With Supreme Court decisions resting on broad interpretations of corporate rights, local, state, and federal bodies are passing resolutions and introducing legislation that challenge the current narrative of undue corporate political influence.
Our decisions rest on expectations of what the future will look like and how those decisions will play out in it.
In revenue management, the profitability of the inventory and pricing decisions rests on the accuracy of demand forecasts.
We propose that subjects' decisions rested on their ability to recognize magnitudes, albeit in an imprecise way [52], [53].
Despite a century of analysis, this problem of "confounding,"–that is, determining which factors should be adjusted for in any given study continued for many years to be decided informally, with the decision resting on folklore and intuition rather than on scientific principles.
A coalition of these industries filed the petition to have the case reheard based on the idea that since the FCC had changed its mind on things, any decision resting on its previous determinations should be revisited — and, they hoped, eliminated.
The Iraq decision rested on flawed intelligence.
Where a decision rests on multiple grounds, that complexity too can be reflected in the data.
But the entire decision rests on the accuracy of both the cash-flow forecasts and the discount rate.
In the end, the decision rested on his birth in Ramallah in 1947, the year before Israel was created.
