Sentence examples for limited decision from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's limited decision may have eliminated that concern.
The Prop 8 decision is "saying to Justice Kennedy, 'we've written the kind of incremental, limited decision, moving the ball forward" on gay rights "that you've written in the past, without writing an opinion that nationalizes same-sex marriage".
I'm referring, of course, to the fact that this summer's main series is being played with a limited Decision Review System – not including lbws – because India don't think the ball-tracking system is accurate enough.
The limited decision means Google will not have to redesign its Android operating system — which would have slowed the march of Android-powered phones that have steadily gained market share against Apple's iPhone.
The situated decision support system (SDSS) model is a type of DSS that maintains close links with the target environment and has capabilities for sensing, monitoring, decision support, and limited decision making, action generation, and implementation.
Thus to be mentioned, all testing scenarios (and the two presented above) are specific random operational situations constructed to show required multi-criteria issues which must be evaluated in a very limited decision making time when it is about to deal with such kind of decisions.
A Europe with central, but limited, decision-making was needed to sustain prosperity.
Gender stereotypes, women's limited decision-making power and mobility as well as unequal access to important resources--including basic services, finance, land, education, information and technology--worsens women's vulnerability to climate change.
Women's limited decision-making power, as well as constrained economic resources, likewise can inhibit their ability to seek health services and/or contribute to delays in accessing and receiving medical care even in places where services are readily available.
It can be informally revoked at any time, even with limited decision-making capacity.
Limited decision-making capacity (DMC) of older people affects their abilities to communicate about their preferences regarding end-of-life care.
