Sentence examples similar to one sided decisions from inspiring English sources

It is one sided.

For one side, the decision is all about taking back control, especially over immigration.

If you are married, don't make one-sided decisions without consulting one another; such as picking the movies or restaurants that you want, but rather ask your spouse what he or she wants.

The intense reactions to the Proposition 8 decision--joy on one side, rage on the other--turn my thoughts to the strange, poignant and instructive life of a former professor of mine, the late sociologist Edward Sagarin.

On one side, formal organizations legitimate their decisions by acknowledging in advance that they do not know which outcome these decisions will have [70].

"The whole case about what happened outside 10 Downing Street, that's with the CPS and we have to leave that on one side until they make their decision.

Since the 100 Hz stimuli were easily distinguished from 40 Hz stimuli and these trials did not require accumulation (all clicks on one side), rats probably made their decision quickly.

The potential of this plurality is twofold: on the one hand side, decision maker can choose those models which are able to address their specific question most adequate.

"But such one-sided decisions could launch a new arms race".

(I5) Factors influencing this decision were on one side logistical like the fact that their own GP didn't have time that same day, they picked up their child from day-care when their own GP practice was already closed or they wanted to avoid putting the child in the car in the middle of the night.

It is no coincidence that split decisions so frequently find the liberal justices on one side and the conservative justices on the other side.