Sentence examples for positioned to decide from inspiring English sources

The broadly representative government that will result from the elections will be far better positioned to decide on the level and type of American support that Iraq needs.

A Sullivan spokesman told The Wall Street Journal that he changed his mind because he "had a chance to read the minimum wage initiative" and now believes "Alaskans are better positioned to decide for themselves what the prevailing wage should be in their state".

They are in the best position to decide how to achieve the results we are seeking.

Investors will be in a good position to decide for themselves whether the figure is important.

"I think the ref wasn't in a good position to decide the penalty.

"The UK is not in a position to decide 'I'm not charging duties here'.

They were less able to visualize their plane's position, to decide what navigational step should come next, and to diagnose abnormal situations.

This personal physician, often a generalist, is in the best position to decide when the patient should be referred to a consultant.

Such a stalemate would place three independent representatives and one from the left-leaning Greens party in a position to decide the election.

"Once governments are in that role, they are in position to decide how the Internet operates, what kind of information flows there, et cetera".

The radiologist is then in a better position to decide whether the computer's judgment is valid.The knowledge-based system has another bonus, too.