In short, The NSA essentially decided that its own intelligence efforts were more important than the security of your information.
The Corps has essentially decided that constructing dunes and rebuilding beaches in front of them is the most sensible way to protect development along the state's barrier islands as well as other stretches of the 127-mile-long coastline.
At a certain point, Mo essentially decided that a career in real estate development was "the right idea". But a series of conversations with people involved in the work and people who knew him well demonstrated that it wasn't, at the time, the best fit.
Dr. Mahlman has pretty much given up on that hope, saying that many countries, including the United States, have essentially decided that the focus is going to be on painless, low-cost fixes like growing trees to sop up the most common greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, and on adapting to coming warming instead of countering it.
But then in 2016, Assange and the group seem to have essentially decided that, for whatever reason (loathing of Hillary Clinton, probably), they would cooperate with the Russian government in a joint effort to help get Trump elected president of the United States.
In the last report, Almunia's office essentially decided that Google had offered enough concessions to make the landscape more competitive.
In the last report, Almunia's office essentially decided that Google had offered enough concessions to make the landscape more competitive.
In 97percentt of the cases, these disciplinary acts were entirely within the discretion of school administrations, which means that Texas secondary schools essentially decided that most of the children in their care were not teachable at some point.
College administrators wouldn't phrase it this way, yet they are essentially deciding that economic diversity matters less than other priorities – like sports teams, new buildings and some low-enrollment academic programs.
