Sentence examples for groundwork for a decision from inspiring English sources

A new technical expert group was established to lay the groundwork for a decision at the next session in 2018.

Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa and chairman of the health committee, appeared to be laying the groundwork for a decision to abandon the Medicare buy-in.

Senior administration officials said that Mr. Ridge's comments today -- which came as he and other officials continued to express their delight over the weekend capture of a senior Qaeda operative, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed -- were an effort to lay the public groundwork for a decision soon to put the nation on a higher level of alert and take other actions to prepare for a domestic terrorist strike.

As in earlier civil rights cases, the court had responded cautiously and methodically, laying judicial groundwork for a transformative decision.

Give me another year.' " One of Mr. Gore's closest friends said the former vice president, while laying the groundwork for a run, was nowhere near a decision.

The groundwork for the decision was laid with the last year's Gear Sport, which brought a smaller size into the mix.

He cited a "compelling offer" he could not turn down, but interviews with colleagues, friends and transportation observers point to a constellation of obstacles, the authority's money troubles and political frustrations that laid the groundwork for his decision to quit, less than two years into his six-year term.

Elman has been criticized for offering a self-aggrandizing history of the case, omitting important facts, and denigrating the work of civil rights attorneys who had laid the groundwork for the decision over many decades.

Only by means of health economics assessment is it possible to provide the preparatory groundwork for the decision on who should be screened, how often, and at what cost.

Justice Scalia said that the appeals court's approach was too mechanical and that companies may be held liable where one employee lays the groundwork for another's decision to fire a worker.

This decision lays the groundwork for a better approach to care -- a needed change for individuals today who live with chronic health conditions and functional needs and for the onslaught of aging boomers who will need care in the future.