Sentence examples for decisions that flow from from inspiring English sources
That's roughly when the anti-worker laws adopted in the late 1940s — and the tightly woven web of arcane anti-labor court and regulatory agency decisions that flow from those laws — began to bite.
"Very few voters will have studied the autumn statement's small print," says Boon, "but today's survey suggests that the tough decisions that flow from George Osborne's decision to aim for a surplus in the next parliament could be tougher than the public are prepared to stomach".
Big investments have been made in upgrading computer systems to speed up the processing of intelligence and the decisions that flow from it.
As explained in the foregoing, we can uncontroversially associate error rates with classical procedures, and so with the decisions that flow from these procedures.
These gifts that flow from self love are life changing.
For this methodology, researchers provide participants with vignettes in written form and ask the participants to make a decision, judgment, or choice that flows from the content of the vignettes.
But the spot could certainly fall afoul of the "express advocacy" prohibition that flows from recent Supreme Court campaign finance decisions, including the recent FEC v. Wisconsin Right To Life case.
Republicans in Congress have begun an investigation into the work of the scientists who sent the messages — many of whom have conducted much of their research with money from the federal government — and the scientific and policy decisions that may have flowed from them.
Justice Kennedy's U.T. decision accepts that rationale, and affirms a central principle: universities are allowed deference in their "education judgment that diversity is essential to their educational mission" and in "the decision to pursue educational benefits that flow from student body diversity".
Pastoralists already have a strong stewardship ethic (Greiner and Gregg 2011) and this class of stakeholders is not disinterested in environmental outcomes that flow from their decision making actions that are largely centred on production issues (e.g. Green and MacLeod 2002).
