Sentence examples for make a decision against from inspiring English sources

In line with this, it is typically argued that clinicians should not conclude that patients lack decision-making capacity just because they make a decision against medical advice [ 4, 5].

He found 37% of those who had discussed the referendum in class felt knowledgeable enough to make a decision against 28% of those who had not.

It's easy to criticize a company that isn't making environmentally-conscience business decisions, Sheffi said, but it's also unconscionable for a company to make a decision against the best wishes of its stakeholders.

And that, in part, seems to have been enough to make a decision against him.

If you go against a party and they make a decision against you, it looks equally bad.

"Just as you made a decision against any change, we made a decision against any change".

Nietzsche conceives of the self as a social structure of all our different drives and motivations; thus, when it seems that our intellect has made a decision against our drives, it is actually just an alternative drive taking dominance over another.

Yet "there are really no guidelines or data that help a woman to make a decision for or against hysterectomy," he said.

Carlile, who served as the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation between 2001 and 2011, said he could not remember seeing a politician "make a decision which was against the interests of the privacy of the public".

"I cannot think of any example – certainly in the period since 2001 when I've been intimately involved in this kind of work – in which I have seen a politician make a decision that was against the interest of the privacy of the public".

"Yet they make a decision which goes against everything they've been preaching, It's baffling".