Sentence examples for explicit decision from inspiring English sources

"If that's linked to an explicit decision that the viewer must make, then it feels kind of mechanical and simple".

Rabbi Osher Ehrentreu, the official at the rabbinic courts responsible for checking Jewish status, can't name a date for the change, which apparently emerged without an explicit decision.

They may hesitate in the face of political pressure or an explicit decision to err on the side of inflation rather than deflation.

High tax rates in one country are liable to be undercut by competitor countries, sometimes gleefully and deliberately, as in the case of George Osborne's explicit decision to cut corporation tax rates.

In its opinion on behalf of Mr. Echazabal, the Ninth Circuit found the regulation invalid on the ground that Congress had made an explicit decision "not to include threats to one's own health or safety in the direct threat defense".

The status quo is no longer simply the default, it becomes an explicit decision which must be justified," said Chris Redd of the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry in Plymouth.

This design acknowledged that key life choices are often not guided by explicit decisions but by how we direct our attention — as Iris Murdoch once noted, "At crucial moments of choice most of the business of choosing is already over".

Addressing both timber production and non-timber goals requires planning tools that support spatially explicit decision-making.

Our explicit decisions often reflect who we aspire to be, not who we actually are.

Since different authors make different (and not always explicit) decisions, detailed comparisons with results reported in the literature are difficult.

Model descriptions typically include only the explicit decisions and are silent on value judgments that may explain these decisions.