Sentence examples for make the decision based upon from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to make the decision based upon who I feel gives us the best chance to win," Singletary said.

Wouldn't it be nice to have had data that would help one make this decision based upon an aggregation of similar cases?

Make this decision based upon your budget and preference.

"She made that decision based upon the fact that the things she loved most - reading, literature, music - and all that she couldn't do anymore," he said.

Thus a decision-maker may make the correct decision based upon their perception of the situation, but if their situation assessment is incorrect then this may negatively influence their decision (Crichton and Flin 2002).

Galaxy places no demands on the particulars of the user interface and we think that the developers of each data resource are most able to make these decisions based upon their individual requirements and specifications.

Ultimately people make those decisions based upon whether or not... voting on this particular issue will protect those basic principles".

The judge recognized the problem at the time, noting that Mr. Perls's pronouncement would make "Rio Nero" unsellable, but concluded: "This is not the market, however, but a court of law, in which the trier of fact must make a decision based upon a preponderance of the evidence," or what is known as the 51 percent standard.

Potential jurors were asked if they would "make a decision based upon the defendant being a University of Alabama sports fan".

But a lot of Alabama fans like what he did". Potential jurors were asked if they would "make a decision based upon the defendant being a University of Alabama sports fan". None said yes, but nearly half admitted to previously rolling Toomer's Corner.

The officer who presides over the rulemaking proceeding shall make a recommended decision based upon the findings and conclusions of such officer as to all relevant and material evidence, except that such recommended decision may be made by another officer if the officer who presided over the proceeding is no longer available to the Commission.