"This was a massive market-directed fraud driven by their rational and deliberate decisions at the highest levels of the company to deceive customers and knowingly endanger their health," Mr. Peck told the justices.
The heroes of "Golden Boy" and "The Big Knife" are both torn between commercial success and artistic fulfillment, driven crazy by their decision to live against their natures; both murder themselves out of nostalgia for their lost integrity.
"What Wonga have agreed to do is admirable but that is a decision driven by their lending criteria," he said.
Property managers will increasingly make maintenance/repair/replacement decisions driven by their asset impacts.
That political decision was driven by their identity as local producers, by the desire for unity against the Navy, as well as by a realistic assessment of the opposing forces.
If the males' food-sharing decisions are entirely driven by their own desire, their sharing pattern should be in line with their own specific satiety in all conditions.
Laszlo Birinyi, president of the research firm Birinyi Associates, thinks that investors should not glean anything from insider sales, because they are driven by individuals' decisions about their personal holdings and not necessarily reflective of any broader trend.
When participants' knowledge is assessed by means of indirect, behavioral techniques, they do exhibit evidence that their decisions are at least partly driven by unconscious decision biases [ 39].
This assessment is driven by several decision variables grouped in two categories, classified depending on their nature as geometric or radiometric.
They were not driven by "a decision by an individual or group that a new treatment should be disseminated in their organization" (Rosenheck 2001) or a perceived gap between a practice guideline and the existing clinical care process.
The elevated contribution of foreign shocks to the domestic economy is driven by our decision to exclude mapping export demand to data on world GDP.
