Sentence examples similar to otherwise decision from inspiring English sources

Otherwise decisions will be made by optimizing Eq. (17).

This builds on the established procurement processes, and could be in the form of 'requests for risk sharing' schemes among competing companies in given disease areas/patient populations Staffing/funding considerations include whether: Appropriate professionals are in place to fully evaluate proposed schemes, otherwise decisions may be compromised.

That impulse may also explain the court's otherwise mysterious decision a few weeks ago to grant review in a new church-state case, Town of Greece v. Galloway.

Mr. LaTourette, an ethics committee member who had joined other committee members in calling for Mr. Traficant's expulsion, warned his colleagues that otherwise the decision they would make would be "the political death penalty".

It explains the otherwise bizarre decision by his last British colonial regimental commander to select Amin as one of the first two black Ugandans to be promoted to commissioned rank, when his educational background was virtually nil.

Otherwise, their decision to meet Lieberman will be rightly perceived as hypocritical and duplicitous, and the pervasive perception in the region – that the United States and Europe are biased in Israel's favour – will only be strengthened.

He said: "I have a degree of concern around that principle of to what extent students are aware when they opt out or otherwise what decision they are making.

(The distinction helps explain the otherwise anomalous decision in Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972) where the Supreme Court exempted the Amish from the general requirement of compulsory education to the age of 16: it was emphasized that the exemption cost the state nothing and allowed a culture admirable in the eyes of the justices to maintain its self-sufficient — i.e., non-burdening — ways).