Sentence examples for example to decide from inspiring English sources
Allowing members of the government to create secondary legislation is not, in itself, objectionable: parliament sensibly delegates powers to ministers, for example, to decide when a new act should be brought into force.
It is possible, for example, "to decide that a yeti is more likely to exist than a leprechaun, even if you think that the likelihood of either of them existing is precisely zero".
But "often the next-generation successors are unable to actually work together towards decisions — for example, to decide how family funds are to be deployed across various businesses that differ in return profile and demand for capital".
He might decide, for example, whether, under an airline's rules, a passenger is allowed an upgrade to business class; problem-solving, in which the teleworker has more discretion for example, to decide if an insurance claim should be paid; direct customer interaction, in which the teleworker handles more elaborate transactions with the client's customers.
Knowledge of underlying business processes is needed, for example, to decide if a cloud service scales up because of a higher demand of valid business requests or a hacker misuse.
For example, to decide whether to trust a cloud service provider, a cloud user may simply just check whether the provider passed the formal audit of a widely accepted cloud service policy, conducted by a trusted auditor.
For example: How to decide where to draw the line between a disaster and just a really bad event?
(J) potential locations for the facilities a decision maker (a firm, for example) has to decide on: (J subseteq bigcup _{i in I} M_i).
Sprint executives, for example, plan to decide midyear which technology they'll support in 2009, but they will be wary of building services that won't draw demand.
For example, you may need to decide whether to go on a picnic while being uncertain whether it will rain.
