Sentence examples for members decision from inspiring English sources

"The Supreme Court does not sit in judgment of one of its own members' decision whether to recuse in the course of deciding a case," he wrote.

Two days later, the board announced it would unite behind the members' decision and start a campaign to attract new members and undertake needed repairs.

The four board members' decision was unanimous, he added, rejecting the argument that the film deserved credit for drawing attention to a social problem.

Unison, the largest of the three unions, welcomed its members' decision to vote in favour of the deal, but said it would use a new local government pay commission created as part of the agreement to continue its campaign against low pay and privatisation.

Pursuing an ecohealth approach provides a platform that brings together community members, decision makers, scientists and other stakeholders with a view to understand how ecosystem changes affect health conditions.

Ultimately, it's the members' decision, not his.

And with more members, decision-making in the EU would become more complicated.

But it is not "their money" and we all live in a society whose members' decisions profoundly affect each other.

Rationale awareness is one's awareness of the other group members' decision-making rationale of the shared tasks.

The paper also shows that a "mundane" organisational structure put the staff in a crucial position to influence board debates and sheds light on how disciplinary and self-disciplinary techniques affected board members' decision-making in the framework project.

For example, quality measurements may include: the documented data for quality improvement efforts; the inspection of facilities and individuals against standards; the provisions of right-to-know with regard to the patient's or family members' decision-making for treatments; the controls and reports about healthcare service based on times; and the provided healthcare information to the community.