Sentence examples for decisions taken between from inspiring English sources

Policy decisions taken between now and Inauguration Day will have a greater impact on the economy, and therefore on the opportunities and constraints facing President Obama, than in any previous Presidential transition, at least in this century.

"Among the decisions taken was that ties between the two countries would be strengthened and also people-to-people contact would be strengthened so that the atmosphere can be created in which the peace process can move forward," Chaudhry said.

The naval moves, the shunning of all negotiations on neutrality, the army mobilisation, and the calling out of the Naval Reserve, were all decisions taken by the Asquith clique – between meetings of the Cabinet.

"There's no clear link between the decisions taken by the government and the markets," Angelino Alfano, the leader of the People of Liberty and Mr. Berlusconi's political heir, told a group of reporters last week.

Discrepancies have existed between the scientific decisions taken by the SC and the final information communicated to the Advisory Committee (see Figure 1), despite the fact that some decision-makers and public officials were present at meetings of both.

But the Greek-Turkish animosity (like that between Hungary and Romania) can be traced directly to decisions taken in Paris.

The treatment decisions taken throughout the study were based on the JCR guidelines and shared decisions between patients and rheumatologists.

Most of these decisions take place between E13 and E17.5 during development [11].

The prediction configural frequency analysis used to predict the control preferences of patients in making treatment decisions, took into account interactions between variables of the fifth order.

The court is not expected to make a decision until the end of the year at the earliest, with decisions typically taking between four and eight months.

In addition, creating a learning health system will require greater alignment between the analysis and the decisions that will be taken; between analysts and people interested in quality improvement; and between the analysis undertaken and public attitudes regarding appropriate use of data.