Sentence examples similar to go beyond the decision from inspiring English sources

Like the legal memorandums, the decision to go beyond the field manual was based on the ground that the Geneva Conventions did not apply.

To go beyond the files, to understand why decisions had been made, or not made, and to offer solutions for each child.

General Clark's position on abortion came into question after an interview with a New Hampshire newspaper in which he indicated that he supported a woman's right to abortion even in the third trimester of pregnancy, a stance that goes beyond the Roe decision.

The Government's recent decision to go beyond the requirements of the directive will only make matters worse".

Interventions will need to go beyond the lone participant and include shared decision making models that incorporate family members and friends.

LG's decision to go beyond the Google platform appears to have been made to differentiate its smartwatch from the existing competition.

Implications of this are that: 1) implementation procedures should include a more detailed definition of the characteristics of decision criteria to be used; and 2) when decision makers assess their current practices, their review of decision criteria should go beyond the fit with strategic directions.

This enables evaluation of the Prosdex features (e.g. video clips and the structured decision support) that go beyond the mere presentation of the text content.

Immunisation policy decisions need to go beyond the simple rationales of life saved or monetary benefits due to vaccinations 29 to enhance vaccine acceptability in societies where resistance to the programmes is developing.

The cumulative causation of decisions and their impacts go beyond the traditional risk criteria of availability of resources and access.

This is just the latest in a string of editorial decisions that seem to go beyond the pale even for Britain's most rabid newspaper.