Sentence examples similar to may decide against implementing from inspiring English sources

Feeling better, these patients may decide against taking the steroids since steroids have few immediate benefits.

And the companies may decide against suing Microsoft for other reasons.

But Delta has not yet approached its smaller rival and it may decide against making an offer.

There are situations in which spouses may decide against equal funding of their revocable trusts.

To cover those hospitals that intentionally decided against implementing the proposed element we added another category labeled "Deliberate decision against implementation" in the maintenance stage.

We decided against implementing variable speeds in our motor since we saw no advantage in doing so given our particular application.

Last month TfL decided against implementing proposals that would have hit Uber's service, including forcing operators to provide booking confirmation details to the passenger at least five minutes before a journey starts.

Bethesda decided against implementing SIXAXIS motion support for the game, considering Oblivion not to be of a type well-suited to such a feature.

Given these measurement issues, we decided against implementing a hard-and-fast rule for passing CVS (e.g., a minimum of five out of six exactly matching responses).

If the Okaloosa experiment goes forward, other counties around the country may decide to implement their own programs, with just as little public scrutiny and debate.

"We welcome additional safety steps and best practices that companies may decide to implement that are in addition to the requirements that are applied across the board".