Sentence examples similar to institutions decision from inspiring English sources
It is a "win-win" situation: the cities' budgets were affected by banking/financial institutions' decisions, the banks received TARP funds and are now in good financial shape, and the firehouses are a city's necessity and lifesaver.
Nonetheless the idea of being bound to follow even erroneous decisions is a common feature of many institutions decision-making, and will be the focus of this entry.
The more the citizens don't feel their political institutions reflect their will, the more they question the legitimacy and applicability of the institutions' decisions.
"I know that it is very common to erase women's stories and experiences, and in this situation art institutions' decisions to not only erase the history of this woman's story but also to glorify the abuser is vile," says Jessica Taylor.
Such arrangements insert private directors into public institutions, complicating decision making.
High school guidance counselors complain that Division III coaches put undue pressure on students to apply to their institutions' "early decision".
"There is no neutral aid when that aid principally flows to religious institutions," the decision said, "nor is there truly 'private choice' when the available choices resulting from the program are predominantly religious".
This study's outcomes are expected to inform public sector institutions and decision makers in setting GHG targets and climate action planning.
To counteract these developments, regulatory institutions and decision makers have a growing demand for transparent and valid information on the relative value of innovations in comparison to established technologies.
It all depends on how incentives for growth and handling of the refugee crisis will be managed by European institutions and decision makers.
We can honor and remember these murdered transgender women by responding with a new list of policies, institutions and decision makers that failed these women - that conspired toward their demise.
