Sentence examples for dependent on decision from inspiring English sources

In part, this reflects the fact that it no longer has its own currency, which makes it dependent on decision makers in Brussels and Berlin — decision makers who haven't been willing to let banks openly fail.

Since a decision of the constitutional issues would determine the Government's right to the funds, in any event, the case, like Land v. Dollar, supra, would seem to be one 'where the question of jurisdiction (as involving the Government's immunity to suit) is dependent on decision of the merits.' 330 U.S. at page 735, 67 S.Ct. at pag e 1011.

These factors are dependent on decision variables of vehicle speed at each segment, routing plan and selection of mixed fleet of vehicles.

In similar vein, De Finetti (e.g., 1974) advocated a view on statistics in which only the empirical consequences of the probabilistic beliefs, expressed in a willingness to bet, mattered but he did not make statistical inference fully dependent on decision theory.

Unfortunately, it seems that the trials do not offer definitive conclusions, and that assessment is dependent on decision models.

All small countries (and many big ones) are dependent on decisions made elsewhere.

The economy is unusually dependent on decisions made by outsiders.

In short The future of these economies was left uncertain, dependent on decisions made elsewhere.I disagree with these arguments.

In a European Union led by France and Germany, less wealthy nations can either be marginalized or become more dependent on decisions made elsewhere, by Merkel and Macron.

How he can be both deputy chairman of Natural England and chairman of the Environment Bank – whose fortunes are partly dependent on decisions taken by Natural England – is anyone's guess.

Plant life is dependent on decisions made in each step of the life cycle phase from design to decommissioning.