Sentence examples for given a decision from inspiring English sources

Legal experts generally believe the case against Black will be strong - particularly given a decision by his erstwhile colleague David Radler to give evidence for the prosecution.

In that inimitable British way, it confirms that you are about to be given a "decision" that was a foregone conclusion, justified with the greatest haste, sloppiness and unfairness.

They wondered if the blades had by chance closed uselessly on one of the nearly indestructible joints that connect drilling pipe -- a significant bit of misfortune, given a decision years before to outfit the Deepwater Horizon's blowout preventer with just one blind shear ram when other rigs were already beginning to use two of them to guard against just this possibility.

Weirich (1985) and Harper (1986) define ratification in terms of an option's expected utility given its realization rather than given a decision to realize it.

Given a decision tree generated by the granulation process, it allows to reduce the size of the tree by removing parts that provide little power in classifying objects.

"Once a minister has made up his or her mind and given a decision, the constitutional role of the civil service is explicitly clear, it is to implement that decision," he said.

According to Lewis (1986a, 1994a), an agent's degrees of belief are represented by the probability function belonging to a utility function/probability function pair that best rationalizes her behavioral dispositions, rationality being given a decision-theoretic analysis.

A CEAC provides information about the probability that an intervention is cost-effective, given a decision-maker's willingness to pay for each additional health improvement (e.g. per fall averted).

The assistant referee is in no position to give a decision one way or the other.

Border later claimed it had happened too quickly for the umpires to give a decision.

He said the prime minister "could pull the plug if parliament gives a decision".