Sentence examples for decisions to identified from inspiring English sources

Hydro One strengthens accountability by linking capital allocation and budgeting decisions to identified risks.

We then analyzed the two categories of changes to the models and the related decisions to identify patterns in the adaptations and reasons for the adaptations.

Indeed, given the jurisdictional variations in NBS consent practices, it is important to explore the rationale behind screening policy decisions to identify areas of commonality and difference.

For the Ladybug, the decision to identify herself only as Dalya H. results from her fear of generating more business.

The decision to identify a child is also a life sentence, as this information will be on the internet for life.

And it was Mr. Singer's decision to identify Magneto, the villain of the first X-Men movie, explicitly as a Jewish survivor of the Holocaust.

Hilary Jeune, Oxfam's EU policy advisor, expressed concern over the commission's decision to identify social services as an opportunity for private sector engagement.

It's undoubtedly the case that one's decision to identify with the Republicans or Democrats in the first place has a lot to do with taxes.

"Nobody got on television and announced that Aviles did something," an Administration official said in a telphone interview from Washington in deriding questions about the decision to identify the informant to his superiors.

The paper's editor said he had taken the decision to identify the footballer hours before the paper went to press after legal advice that the privacy injunction did not apply in Scotland.

In 1976, President Jimmy Carter nominated Sorensen for the job of CIA director, but conservative critics quickly killed the nomination, citing among other alleged flaws his youthful decision to identify himself as a conscientious objector.