Sentence examples for equipped to decide from inspiring English sources

The prosecutors say they are best equipped to decide who should go into treatment, and they have spent the last several months cautioning lawmakers against making drastic changes.

The publication of more and accurate performance data is desirable, but most laymen will still not be equipped to decide, without the advice of their doctor, where they should be treated and by whom.

"The allocation of spending to clean energy is haphazard; the government is just not well equipped to decide which companies should get the money and how much," he wrote.

The struggle is both a generational shift and economic one: how best to respond to changes that face the news industry, and who at News Corporation is best equipped to decide.

If you have the mechanisms in place to monitor in-depth the performance of the next natural group of successors, you'll be well equipped to decide who ought to step in or to know that no one's yet ready for the post.

Atlanta attorney Chris Trower, arguing for Kentucky, urged the Court to heed its own precedents holding that Congress, not the Court, is the institution properly equipped to decide such issues.

The human rights movement lost its way by considering human rights in a vacuum, as if there are absolutes everywhere and white people in New York are best-equipped to decide what they are.

Other Clinton supporters argued that they were ill-equipped to decide the fate of superdelegates or that Sanders supporters, many of whom became active in politics only because of his campaign, didn't appreciate the system.

He depicts heroism, exultation and gratitude, but also brutality, venality, injustice, deceit, hypocrisy and crushing disappointment.In the aftermath of totalitarianism and foreign occupation, survivors were ill-equipped to decide what to restore, what to replace and above all how to do it decently.

Where the decision requires the intricate balancing of various competing policy considerations, judges may be ill-equipped to decide because of their limited training, experience and access to materials.

"Voters will have to decide who is best equipped to lead our nation by looking at our records, as well as our vision for the nation," Mrs. Bachmann wrote in a statement responding to Mr. Pawlenty's attacks.