Sentence examples for governing decisions of from inspiring English sources

Attack is also made on the adequacy of the statutory standards governing decisions of the county board in light of the requirements of due process.

These coalitions also demanded more access to information about how water funds were being spent and a say in the governing decisions of local water utilities.

In 2010, Mr Christie made one of the worst governing decisions of the Great Recession by canceling the Access to the Region's Core project (ARC), a commuter rail tunnel under the Hudson River to double the maxed-out subway capacity between northern New Jersey and New York City.

Our group and others have shown that murine Sall4 plays a vital role in maintaining ES cell pluripotency and in governing decisions affecting the fate of ES cells through transcriptional modulation of Oct4 and Nanog [11], [14] [16], [13].

64 Caution is needed to govern decisions to reduce (dose or interval of) synthetic or biological DMARD treatment, let alone stopping it.

These epigenomic data and identification of potential regulatory elements will be useful for further understanding the mechanisms governing decision making and differentiation of hematopoietic cell types.

Nevertheless, the priorities of funders oftentimes dictate the research agenda, and thus govern decisions about what kind of research is supported, by whom and for what ends [ 1].

In essence, the relative value that governs decisions results from the relative activation of the two accumulators; any signal that is common to both will have little or no effect on behavioral choices.

The case also helped to clarify application of the Administrative Procedures Act of 1946, which governs decision-making at all federal agencies, according to Robert Anderson, law professor and director of the Native American Law Center at the University of Washington School of Law.

We use analytical methods developed for the analysis of out-of-equilibrium physical systems to explore the nature of the mechanism governing the decisions of individual ants to leave the nest.

The patterns of such trading transactions govern the decisions of business enterprises as to where to locate.