Deploying four Chinooks was a last-minute decision made after President Barack Obama said he wanted to feel assured that the Americans could "fight their way out of Pakistan".
The facade is marked by the extensive use of terra cotta, apparently a last-minute decision made because of a shortage of the Newark sandstone originally selected.
The SAP test may be stressful for a patient as it requires maintenance of constant fixation for several minutes and conscious decision making in identification of near-threshold stimuli.
That doesn't make you a cheat and shouldn't send you into a quandary worrying about every minute decision you made on your path to success once you've gotten a sound realistic view of your life measured against your own ethics.
Dodge was probably saved by his last minute decision to make a detour from the main route.
You can see much more clearly the minute decision-making within phrases, what a thin margin there is between triumph and disaster in partnering, which dancers fudge their steps.
Such last-minute decision-making is a grand tradition in New Jersey, pollsters say.
Andrew Ross Sorkin's "Too Big to Fail," for example, by constructing what journalists call a tick-tock of the recent financial crisis, an insiders' minute-by-minute account of the decisions made to avert (or not) disaster, purports to tell us something about our current moment.
The earlier you start planning, the less last minute decisions you will make, which can lead to bad decisions or unnecessary money being spent.
This forum must meet regularly, and the meetings must be documented and minuted, including details of decisions made.
Many eclipse watchers had made the last minute decision to head for Torbay, where forecasts had been better.
