Sentence examples for lies decision from inspiring English sources

Because wind is not an outside agency, Andy incurs no penalty and plays his ball as it lies (Decision 18-1/12).

Omission bias and status quo bias are well-descibed cognitive biases that can cause lay decision makers to prefer inaction that preserves the status quo even when changing the status quo through action is more likely to lead to the best outcomes.

Behind the problem lies the decision by oil exporting nations to keep output down even as worldwide demand rises in the wake of economic recovery in Asia and Europe.

Notwithstanding the fact that everyone is accountable for their actions, responsibility mostly lies with decision makers who know the consequences of previously noticed actions.

Part of the answer lies in decisions made early in the Bush Administration, before the events of September 11 , 2001

The result is a book that is overlong but authoritative and judicious, particularly on questions of where responsibility lies for decisions about the Iraq war.

(Mother 3) Although Grandmother 1 indicated, "mostly this decision lies with the parents" when seeking clarification, she indicated "my decision will followed".

But every last decision lies with Miuccia.

The decision lies with the International Standards Organisation.

"The decision lies in the hands of elected democrats.

The ultimate decision lies with the owners Fred and Jeff Wilpon.