Sentence examples for make a joint decision from inspiring English sources

"When I review my patients I make a joint decision to switch or stop such medicines.

But, again, if he wins the Derby, who decides which way to go? "After the Kentucky Derby, we'll make a joint decision with the trainer," he said.

If the committee cannot agree on whether to hire a particular person, the chancellor and union head will make a joint decision, or submit it to an arbitrator.

We find that the power to make a joint decision increases satisfaction with the choice only when those involved have a competitive decision orientation, a weak or anonymous relationship, and the outcome they choose is subsequently available.

He offered to reduce the number of post-practice sprints from three to two if Pochman could successfully kick a field goal, and he instructed MICHAEL STRAHAN and TIKI BARBER to make a joint decision on whether to accept the terms.

Secondly, individuals can make a joint decision, which is normally done by using some form of voting procedure.

Finally, discouraged, they made a joint decision: no contact, encounters, conversations.

But a hotel valet later told police that Armstrong was behind the wheel when they left, and after police challenged Hansen's story she ultimately admitted the couple made "a joint decision" to say she was driving to avoid publicity.

As reported in The Evening Standard, Spurs made a late move to try and sign Ince during the summer transfer window, but both Tom and Paul made a joint decision that it would be in his best interest to remain at Bloomfield Road for the foreseeable future.

Vogts' resignation, accepted by the SFA officials John McBeth and David Taylor, was accompanied by his statement, saying: "With great reluctance myself and the Scottish Football Association... have made a joint decision to close this chapter in my life at the helm of Scottish international football.

Subsequent to the assessment, both team and patient met in a pain conference and made a joint decision about further treatment.