Sentence examples for may be a decision from inspiring English sources

That may be a decision the activists come to regret, because they now offer no strategic solutions on pensions, schools and NHS standards".

Then there's the apathy problem: for hard-pressed voters, selecting a police board from a range of anonymous figures may be a decision too far.

But if that decision is based solely on that one, albeit painful, experience, it may be a decision based on a cognitive bias.

The toughest may be a decision he surely ought to make in order to buy the time he needs to devise a system that will carry us into the future.

That may be a decision that Mr. Brown has come to regret, as his career has come full circle and taken him back to Sacramento 33 years later to confront yet another budget crisis.

So then when they advise their management as to go or go no, it really isn't a very strong input, and when their management says go or no go, it may be a decision that has to be paid attention to?

Within British South Asian communities, the decision to take part in a clinical trial may be a collective decision taken by the family rather than the individual.

It is, however, possible that meeting the recommended level may be a dual decision process involving a sequence of two separate, but connected, decisions.

Doling out raises or selecting a successor may be a difficult decision for any chief executive.

Lastly, this may be a dynamic decision and the firm may like to periodically review it's portfolio.

May then has to make what may be a speedy decision as to whether allowing extradition would be a breach of McKinnon's human rights.