Sentence examples for motivation to decide from inspiring English sources
However, several studies have been carried out in different countries on homeowners' motivation to decide for a GSHP (see Table 1).
This is control exercised in service of a judgment about what it is best to do, and against forms of competing motivation to decide otherwise.
His only concern would be if it were used for reasons other than to benefit students – for example if employers wanted to buy data on student performance and motivation to help decide who to recruit.
He stated his motivation plainly, saying, "The public needs to decide whether these programs and policies are right or wrong".
It's up to each photographer to decide, according to their motivations and sensibility.
Our literature review identified a large number of theories that somehow apply to motivation of employees or staff working in public organisations and it was difficult to decide which theory would be most useful to study volunteer motivation.
"Indecisiveness" was also changed because the original translation was interpreted as not having the power to decide, rather than not having the concentration and motivation to make decisions.
The first three questions have a clear motivation, namely to see whether (possibly some) players did have a strategy to decide on their actions.
From our results, we are unable to decide whether a lack of ability or a lack of motivation accounts for the observed response pattern.
The motivation is therefore primarily to establish our reputation and there is no simple way to decide when this should be done.
