Sentence examples for making decisions on those from inspiring English sources

She told the Mail on Sunday: "It would mean Scottish MPs who have no responsibility for issues like health, education and policing in their own constituencies [as they are devolved to the Scottish parliament] making decisions on those issues for England and Wales.

He noted that the university would be unlikely to make decisions on those cases until classes begin next fall.

We need to be much more nuanced and careful about what we're doing to make decisions on those trade-offs in a wiser way.

Your doctor will treat you when you are ill and make recommendations for prevention and early diagnosis, but you have to make decisions on those recommendations and stay informed about your own health care.

"We've got injuries, we need to assess those and then we'll be making decisions on whether those players need to be replaced.

I am appalled how the needs and rights of the child are ignored by those making decisions on whether to offer fertility treatment.

Andrew Oswald, an economist at the University of Warwick in Britain, said that those who made decisions on the basis of rankings were deceiving themselves.

The specialist court makes decisions on the welfare and affairs of those who lack the capacity to do so themselves.

Voters are not making decisions on technicalities.

Difficulties in making decisions on some issues.

The 108-page guide does not include provisions for an independent committee to make decisions on treating those with "suicidal intent", which was a key demand among campaigners for reform.