Sentence examples for moving decision from inspiring English sources
The Stop the War Coalition yesterday said it would be encouraging its supporters to continue the bookshop reshelving protest campaign begun with Blair's A Journey by moving Decision Points into the crime or fantasy sections of bookshops.
Answering this question with observational data is extremely difficult since there are multiple correlated factors that influence a person's moving decision [13].
Table 3 shows a simple analysis of the moving decision and how the refugees' income is affected by the variables of interest, that is, by negative attitudes towards immigration in the municipality and the size of the refugees' networks.
Generally, leases are for a year or less, so you can possibly be forced into a moving decision far sooner than you like.
Ward et al. [9] and Sumpter et al. [16] previously proposed a model to account for moving decision in a Y-maze in three-spine sticklebacks, Gasterosteus aculeatus.
It's interesting how it can be more difficult to make a moving decision when it's not just home but a workplace as well.
This could mean moving decisions over judicial appointments to a higher tier of government, perhaps the provincial level.
The jewel of the local selection — the one parents occasionally base moving decisions upon — is Public School 321 on Seventh Avenue.
In recent years a trend has emerged to design and develop an "intelligent generation" of social robots capable of autonomous moving, decision-making, helping and interacting in "human-centered environments" [72].
Yun and Waldorf (2016) analyzed the migratory responses and income losses after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and pointed out that damage severity and individual resilience affect moving decisions.
Tasks in the sales process vary, but should include making the calls, setting sales appointments, prospecting new leads, servicing current customers, delivering products and services, following up on referrals, sending out proposals and moving decisions forward.
