Sentence examples for meaning decisions from inspiring English sources

Scientists call this "probabilistic inference", meaning decisions we make based on incomplete information, such as when we drive a car.

Even if just a third of potentially available fossil fuel resources were exploited, calculations suggest, this scenario would still be guaranteed, meaning decisions we make this century will determine the fate of generations to come.

But the European Union's cross-border merger directive offers an indirect route: French firms can merge with a foreign company.Big groups also have the option of moving away the substance of their operations, meaning decision-making and research and development.

But higher prices are likely to mean that fans on lower incomes are less able to afford events, meaning the decisions of whether to attend will have already been taken for them.

Still, the evidence will often be far from definitive, meaning many decisions become judgment calls.

They range from the antisocial hours to complaints that being a backbencher lacks any meaning because decisions are made by small power groups at the centre.

Mr. Rabinowitz contended, among other things, that the Act of State doctrine applied, meaning that decisions of other countries about their internal affairs would not be questioned by American courts.

It also said additional savings of £55m per year would have to be made, meaning "difficult decisions" to ensure essential services could continue.

The spending plans covering 2013/14 come at a time of cuts in public spending, meaning difficult decisions for Finance Minister Jane Hutt.

One leading defence commentator described it as "a one-shot force" meaning that decisions on the circumstances of its deployment will have to be very carefully taken to ensure that its capabilities meet the challenges it faces.

Meanwhile, the consecutive dispositions approved by Southern European Countries have enjoyed widespread support from the sector; meaning, these decisions were adapted after a sustained joint initiative on the part of public and private agents.