The mental health of the family caregiver is often decisive in the timing of nursing home placement.
Suddenly, he had been made a group captain in the RAF, so that he carried the necessary authority to dole out decisive advice on the timing of the invasion of Normandy.
Also, the government will have to turn to bond markets for financing, raising concerns that the stimulus could crowd out private-sector investment.Although Malaysia's economic situation is certainly worrying enough to warrant decisive government action, the timing of the package could reflect political considerations.
Emerging from a fog into the Clearing of the Referendum, Tsipras's timing was decisive and brilliant.
Chronic rotator cuff tendon tears are accompanied by significant, irreversible deterioration of muscle quality which is decisive for the prognosis indicating timing of surgery to be essential.
The proxy also asked for authorization to issue 700 million new shares, the clause that Ms. Carone said was the decisive factor on the proxy's timing.
And that message -- that he was approaching his role as a world leader without timidity -- was reinforced by the timing of his first decisive foreign action and the circumstances in which Mr. Bush spoke about it.
But the timing of that decision has led Mr. Petersen-Overton and others to question whether the decisive factor might have been politics.
Speaking of the timing of his decision, Mr. Corzine suggested that he would put off making a more decisive statement until after Mr. Codey had taken over from Mr. McGreevey in the State House.
Efficient encoding of such input stimuli into discrete timing of events play a decisive role in the ability of the spiking neurons inside the human brain to compress, transmit and recognise information presented by the external environment.
