Sentence examples for possibility of deciding from inspiring English sources

The Takeover Panel has stated that these types of protections may "deter competing offerors from making an offer, thereby denying offeree company shareholders the possibility of deciding on the merits of a competing offer".

Consider Gilbert Ryle's (1949) contention that the stream of consciousness contains nothing but sensations that provide "no possibility of deciding whether the creature that had these was an animal or a human being; an idiot, a lunatic, or a sane man" — nothing of which it is appropriate to ask whether it is correct or incorrect, veridical or nonveridical.

This Sunday, Greek citizens will debate two alternatives: austerity and depression without end, or the possibility of deciding their own destiny in a context of huge uncertainty.

It would be very interesting to explore if a similar hypothesis would be pertinent for treatments other than IVF, when patients have the possibility of deciding to pursue their treatment in another medical center.

Key informants reported that decentralization has increased autonomy in the mobilization of financial resources from local sources and the possibility of deciding on how to use them for the implementation of health services in the district.

(Midwife, SE) Moreover, if women have the possibility of deciding about CS, the rate of CS should increase; Swedish clinicians thought this situation could lead to unnecessary costs for society.

Well sorry, Andy, while we might discuss the possibility of you deciding that for children, you certainly don't get to decide that for me.

So even though the likelihood is very small, we had to add in the possibility of Scotland deciding to leave the UK, while trying to stay in the EU.

They choose to spend four years in Boston, and that means there is every possibility of them deciding to stay here rather than migrate.

For instance, the possibility of patients deciding on the value of the research in context and iteratively with researchers was pre-empted.

But he felt himself unsuited for parish work and, though he considered the possibility of marriage, decided that he was perfectly content to remain a bachelor.