Sentence examples for its decisions about from inspiring English sources

By now, Goldenvoice has reached a rare perch where it shapes popular music; its decisions about lineups and time slots — the company has already announced dates for another twin-weekend Coachella in 2013 — are followed closely and can make a band's career.

It has certainly been criticised for its decisions about handing out aid... but it has also been criticised for being too quick with the cash, making the disaster relief programme vulnerable to fraud.

Just a few years old, with barely 50 employees, WhatsApp has become one of the most important in the world, and its decisions about the way it is run will have a huge influence on us.

It said the obligation to remove some information was a "new and difficult challenge" and it wanted help to guide its decisions about when to remove links to information and when to refuse.

It has thus been argued that RCTs in medicine, while no guarantor of the best outcomes, were adopted by the U.S. Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) to different degrees during the 1960s and 1970s in order to regain public trust in its decisions about treatments, which it had lost due to the thalidomide and other scandals (Reiss and Teira 2013; Teira 2010).

At the present time, the Federal Reserve follows what it calls a "money‐market strategy" in impementing its decisions about whether money should be tight, or easy or somewhere in be tween.

When asked for comment by The Huffington Post, CNN did not explain in detail how it made its decision about Paul.

It talked, in its decision, about orderliness and uniformity.

In addition, Ontario Government announced AECL to be the best company, but postponed its decision about buying reactors from it.

It may have factored that knowledge into its decision about a large gas field in southeast Asia.

Intel informed the group of its decision about 18 months ago, she said, and it will continue to support the award through 2017, in keeping with an earlier contract.