Sentence examples for means of deciding from inspiring English sources

Computer algorithms may not be the best means of deciding what is and what is not pornographic.

As the number of fringe shows have grown, so have the means of deciding which shows you want to see.

To do this we need to move beyond the simplistic rhetoric that lotteries offer a fairer means of deciding school places.

The only other means of deciding presidential elections by popular vote, Mr. Pildes says, is for states to allocate electors proportionately, rather than by the prevailing winner-take-all system, an equally unlikely outcome.

The Bible contains so many directives and prescriptions for behaviour that range from the beautiful to the rapacious and repugnant; therefore, as Richard Dawkins elegantly points out, we must call upon a different means of deciding what constitutes honour, virtue and integrity, to cherry-pick from its pages the ethical advice we feel we should apply today.

Most of them have no stake in the contents of the sites they host and have no means of deciding whether the material they contain or the complaints it generates are true, but they carry as much liability as the people who write defamatory blogs.

A taxonomy of biomass fuels, based on their behavioural characteristics, is described; this forms the basis of a means for deciding upon suitable patterns of solids-handling equipment for the application in question.

That's not just because people are usually pretty bad at it, but also because it means that instead of deciding which candidate you like, you'll base your vote on which candidate you think other people will like.

The fading light meant that hopes of deciding the winner on the Sunday probably required a conclusion at the 11th, Faldo giving himself an outside chance of victory by finally hitting the green in regulation, whereas Hoch pushed his second into Larry Mize country.

Prediction tools are used to predict and stratify patients' mortality risk and a means for deciding on the course of clinical management.

I'm afraid that position entails a basic category error, confusing the process of interpreting what an ambiguous statutory command means with the process of deciding which of two distinct statutory commands one is engaged in interpreting.