Sentence examples similar to languages of decisions from inspiring English sources

His language was the language of obligation, never the language of decision.

In the language of decision theory, this means to properly manage 'probabilities' and 'utilities' [ 2 ].

To produce figures and present graphs is to speak the language of decision-makers and thereby to stand a better chance of being heard by them, given that, in the health field, most of them are physicians who are basically trained in simple quantitative approaches.

It's not the language of business decisions.

"The language of the decisions is pretty chilling," Professor Benson said of the Mezei and Knauff cases.

Photograph: AP Updated at 4.51pm BST 4.22pm BST Business reaction Here's some more reaction from a business perspective, with PwC dryly noting that questions such as as how much heat is being absorbed the oceans are still "not the language of business decisions", and that the "communication divide" between science and business needs to be bridged.

"The language of the decision was broader than anticipated.

Some legal experts have said that the language of the decision could encourage potential litigants.

A Microsoft spokesman said the company could not comment until the final language of the decision was available.

"Practically, in terms of who can enter the country, if the government follows the express language of the decision — which is an open question — the impact should be limited.

Portland, along with a coalition of Internet service providers, pointed to the language of the decision as evidence that AT&T will ultimately be subject to the same regulatory requirements as local telephone companies, which must open their lines to rivals.