It is a high-pressure, high-profile, decision.
Clearly his high-profile decision to give out Mike Atherton in the Old Trafford Test, caught sweeping after the ball hit him somewhere on the upper arm, has not changed the general view that Shep is the best there is.
Five years ago, Google made the high-profile decision to withdraw from China, to protest persistent hacking attempts on its source code, efforts to break into dissidents' Gmail accounts, and policies that required the company to censor its search results.
Gene testing empowered Angelina Jolie to make her recent high-profile decision to undergo a double-mastectomy; but such testing is expensive, and the test has been patented by Myriad Genetics who maintain a monopoly in the United States – the subject of an ongoing battle in the US Supreme Court.
In a high-profile decision, the U.S.
Much of how we respond to high-profile decisions by powerful people depends, again, on the outcome.
By Nathaniel Stein June 20 , 2012With several high-profile decisions coming in the next week, Vegas oddsmakers have been busy studying the Supreme Court.
With several high-profile decisions coming in the next week, Vegas oddsmakers have been busy studying the Supreme Court.
His predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, was committed to the interfaith goals set by the Second Vatican Council but made several high-profile decisions and statements that inflamed Jews and Muslims.
Moreover, while Republicans may succeed in depriving Obama of a supreme court nomination, a year with an eight-member supreme court might benefit liberals in some high-profile decisions.
But flows of foreign direct investment to developing countries held up fairly well, falling only from $240 billion to $225 billion, according to UNCTAD.True, some firms have made high-profile decisions to reduce foreign investments.
