Sentence examples for most major decisions from inspiring English sources

Most major decisions at such environmental talks come in the closing days.

Duncan and Lisa, neither of whom bought into the castle, were left out of most major decisions.

Most major decisions in Moscow are made by unelected bureaucrats at agencies beholden to the city's unelected mayor.

Over nearly a decade and a half, Mr. Chávez made most major decisions and dominated all aspects of political life.

The mayor is made aware of most major decisions at the company, but a spokesman for the mayor declined Monday to comment.

"Most major decisions for Caleigh's life, such as the school she will attend, her after-school activities and her doctors, were decided by the court in a manner consistent with Patricia's requests to the court," she said.

Asa Hutchinson, a former Republican House member from Arkansas who is now the department's under secretary for border and transportation security, said in an interview that he would recuse himself "from any decision in reference to clients that my brother might have," noting that most major procurement decisions would be made elsewhere in the department anyway.

Most major union decisions are made by commissioners who speak in obfuscatory bureaucratese, or at all-night meetings of national leaders.

While there is widespread consensus on this general goal, most major planning decisions involve trade-offs between subsidiary objectives and thus frequently involve conflict.

Most major life decisions can be run through the filter of video games, if only to bring reality into sharper focus through contrast against escapist fantasy.

Most major life decisions are influenced by economics--do not even get me started on this concept right now, I say...