Sentence examples for makers may decide from inspiring English sources

While the Fed's policy makers may decide to keep short-term interest rates steady at their next meeting, in two weeks, their speeches and comments indicate that another increase is likely -- if not in late June, than later in the summer, unless further evidence makes clear that the higher cost of credit is bringing down economic growth enough to damp inflation.

In such cases, decision makers may decide to have the relevant data reviewed unblinded.

If Stage II surveillance demonstrates no immediate need to act, decision makers may decide to wait and gather further data to inform decisions about the specific nature of future intervention programmes.

But the enterprise software maker may decide not to sell itself, this person said.

Indeed, Iranian decision-makers may decide that the WikiLeaks damage suffered by the U.S. and Iran have leveled the playing field, making it easier to reach an agreement without losing face.

In respect of discretionary relevant considerations, Lord Justice Brown elaborated that there is "a margin of appreciation within which the decision-maker may decide just what considerations should play a part in his reasoning process", but that this is subject to the principles of Wednesbury unreasonableness.

However, the decision-maker may decide not to advise conditional reimbursement if the explanations for the existing lack of necessary study characteristics provided by the FIT instrument are considered legitimate.

A threshold, or willingness to pay value, is often set by policy-makers, who may decide that only interventions within a given ICER threshold range are cost-effective, although decisions on funding may be more complex and subject to additional factors.

Design studio makers — like Adobe — may decide to throw their resources behind making a tool like this, and there are other companies like InVision that can end up as competition for a company like Zeplin.

But if top-level domains become widely used by popular Web sites, browser makers may well decide to treat a single word entered in the browser bar as a pointer to that domain's home page.

Given the atmosphere in Washington with Microsoft's practices under scrutiny, anti-virus makers may have decided it was better to avoid the impression they were ganging up on the little guy.