Sentence examples for information deciding from inspiring English sources

Shell has claimed that the oil spill investigations are sound when they are not, that sites are cleaned up when they are not, and that the company is transparent when, in reality, it maintains very tight control over every piece of information – deciding what to disclose and what to withhold," a report into oil spills in the Nigerian region says.

I really liked the straightforward method of asking a question, gathering the information, deciding on something that was testable, testing that, and then working back through the process to circle in on the one right answer.

Many (not all but many) users today do not think of search engines first when looking for information, deciding how to spend their money, and finding things to entertain themselves.

Nonetheless, the higher odds across all levels of RIS of those shown negatively framed information deciding to take antihypertensive medication compared to those shown positively framed information illustrates a valence framing effect due to violation of the principle of invariance, i.e. people should make the same choices given equivalent descriptions and values [31], but they did not.

The second is that the cancellations truly reflect informed decision making; some patients, when given the relevant information, decided that the risks were not worth the expected benefits.

He added: "Someone with sensitive information decided to leak details of the investigation to the media.

It can be a real turning point: I've seen aggressive bosses, confronted by this information, decide to change their ways completely.

Third is command itself or command and control (C2) in modern parlance which assimilates the information, decides which actions are called for, and directs forces to act accordingly.

This paper contributes to the theoretical literature on bank supervision by constructing a stylized model of a supervisor that collects nonverifiable information on the solvency of a bank and, on the basis of this information, decides on its early liquidation.

Structure of the paper Section 2 presents the basic model of bank supervision in which a supervisor collects information on the solvency of a bank and, on the basis of this information, decides on its early liquidation.

When information was given for only one of the parents (0.9% of the sample), this information decided to which group the pupil belonged.