Sentence examples for engaged in deciding from inspiring English sources
Months after the terrorist attacks, administration officials are still engaged in deciding which airlines should receive government-guaranteed loans.Although a few free-market purists haunt the White House, too many of the corporate types in the Bush team equate good economic policy with what is good for business.
Rather than having a country that ignores its veterans' sacrifices, if America were more like Dearborn, veterans would be actively engaged in deciding policies that impact them.
3. Participation: Enabling families and communities to engage in deciding which health services will best meet their needs.
At least you suspect what they are engaged in and decide to just go about your business.
The British-style party-centric political system works against voters conditioning their vote choice on MP behaviour and may explain why even voters who think their representative engaged in wrongdoing decide to cast their vote based on other considerations.
The incident highlighted the tricky calculus media organizations must engage in when deciding which candidates to pay attention to, and which not, as they factor in criteria like standing in the polls, fund-raising and more nebulous things like momentum.
Ms. Rodriguezs decision to commence legal proceedings in the Sunshine instead of the Empire State probably reflects the results of a cost/benefit analysis that many well- or moderately-heeled litigants engage in before deciding where to end their marriages.
He is also right when he complains that the domestic courts have sometimes engaged in "interpretative deference" in deciding to "follow" Strasbourg case law rather than rely on it as a floor, but not a ceiling, or strike out on their own when appropriate, using common law principles.
"These individuals and organisations engaged in bribery to decide who would televise games; where the games would be held; and who would run the organisation overseeing organised soccer worldwide," Lynch said.
To be sure you will now give different answers than you once would have when you are asked about moral facts, objective truths, irrefutable evidence and so on; but when you are engaged in trying to decide what is the right thing to do in a particular situation, none of the answers you might give to these deep questions will have any bearing on your decision.
But after she got engaged in 2000 she decided that she needed to provide for her future family's security.
