"Passing decisions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the act of making decisions by a person in authority, such as a parent or government official. For example, "The mayor is responsible for passing decisions on how to improve the city."
What's on offer is a new national/local partnership, reducing Whitehall powers, and passing decisions to councils and communities.
This harmony did not prevent moments of creative tension between coach and midfielder as Benítez questioned Shelvey's passing decisions during Saturday's 3-1 win against Brentford, in which Shelvey helped to create all of Newcastle's goals.
Francois Steyn had converted an early penalty and the Springbok line held firm for the next half an hour as the Australians let themselves down with a series of handling errors and questionable passing decisions.
Contrarily, evidence from Pakistan showed that women in nuclear households were more likely to be autonomous in participating and passing decisions at family level [ 19, 20].
As in practice, only averaged mini-CEX scores as well as averaged OSCE scores from different stations/encounters are used, e.g. for passing decisions, – while interpretation of single scores related to one station/encounter is not recommended – analyzing the relation between students' mean OSCE scores and their mini-CEX scores in comparison with other influencing factors seemed justified.
It is always fun to spot some of the less fashionable causes that have hired stands in the hope of burnishing their image in the eyes of a passing decision-maker.
To reduce idling time at signalized intersection, an intersection passing decision is presented with model prediction to forecast the arrival time with downstream queue discharge time under consideration, and an eco-driving model with speed reduction strategy is proposed by solving the combined constraints of the signal phase and timing (SPaT) and the vehicle status.
These technocrats are, it is assumed, more willing to take unpopular decisions.Another approach, with which America has occasionally flirted, is to pass decisions to a bipartisan commission.
But increasingly their representatives pass decisions on to technocrats.Monetary policy is in the hands of unelected central bankers, whose every word seems to move the markets and who are more important economic figures than many prime ministers.
Either Kennedy does or doesn't have the votes in the House of Representatives to enlarge & reorganize the Rules Committee so that it will be sympathetic to the welfare state - or at least indifferent enough to it to pass decisions along to the full House.
Alternatively, the state may decide to change its strategy on language tuition, withdraw funding and pass decisions about policy choices to the local level.
