Sentence examples for make decisions relating from inspiring English sources

After Chelsea's final home game of the season, Mourinho insisted there was no rush to make decisions relating to his squad.

Mr Justice Hayden is expected to make decisions relating to the teenager's future after analysing the case in detail at a two-week hearing in London in April.

Mr. Dirrim said the banking arrangement was made before he joined the board and that he did not make decisions relating to the bank's account with the school.

Judge Eldergill said he would have to decide whether the woman had the mental capacity to make decisions relating to leaving the care home and her wish to move overseas.

To examine how girls and young women living in disadvantaged urban neighborhoods make decisions relating to sexual debut and HIV prevention.

To evaluate the "lessons learned" by Louisiana Nursing Home (NH) administrative directors (ADs) forced to make decisions relating to resident evacuation before Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and determine how emergency planning has changed in those NHs.

Some studies suggest that women who have greater autonomy and are involved in household decision-making are also able to make decisions related to their fertility [ 2, 12].

Matthew Grant, Waterloo's director of media relations told VICE it's because the school does not "make decisions related to [students] participation in the university based on these factors".

Do coaches in the league often make decisions related to the numbers, or is it more arbitrary?

"Medtronic believes that a patient's physician is in the best position to make decisions related to patient care, including the most appropriate lead extraction center," the company wrote, in response to a reporter's question.

Advocates of stem cell research have been hoping for an order lifting all restrictions and allowing scientists and ethicists at the N.I.H., not the White House, to make decisions related to stem cell research.