Sentence examples for decisions subject from inspiring English sources

The president said Mr. Kerry "wants our national security decisions subject to the approval of a foreign government".

There were also "dozens of hobby projects" that had to be shut down, with even minor capital-spending decisions subject to board review.

One reason is that laws written in Brussels are often complex, while power is diffuse and decisions subject to murky compromises in multiple institutions.

They have owned it in a 50-50 arrangement, but by longstanding agreement, New Line has been in charge of production decisions, subject to some approvals by MGM.

In the UK, the Tories will find that their hiding space is diminished, with decisions subject to greater international scrutiny than they've grown used to from their compliant and supine media.

Without an expert agency to defer to, explained Professor Sunstein, judges cannot take the path of least resistance -- that is, "letting specialists make the first-line decisions, subject to review by generalists for some sign of arbitrariness or unfairness".

In addition, according to estimates from round-based search decisions, subjects are more likely to vote to stop searching in committee search than in single-agent search.

As McFadden׳s random utility specification allows for noisy decisions, subjects with inconsistent choices do not have to be dropped.

The decision, subject to final approval in June, would make Massachusetts the first state to establish standards that apply to every resident and every health insurer.

That would be a constitutional amendment making any federal or state court decision subject to being overturned by a majority vote of each House of Congress.

News reports from Lima said the prosecutor's decision, subject to review by superiors, was made on the grounds that there was no official misconduct because the congressman had not yet been sworn into office.