Sentence examples for predictable decisions from inspiring English sources

IN THE world of central banking, slow and predictable decisions are the aim.

IN THE world of central banking slow, steady and predictable decisions are the aim.

The bill's aim is to deliver "more timely and predictable" decisions on infrastructure projects which are key to economic growth, energy provision, quality of life and tackling climate change.

The judge is not a clean slate, inputting arguments, reading precedent and rendering a more or less predictable decision.

The federal treasurer, Joe Hockey, said it was a "disappointing" but predictable decision and he sought to reaffirm the Abbott government's hardline stance against industry handouts.

Mr. Bernanke, in contrast to his predecessor, has pushed the Fed in the direction of transparent and predictable decision-making, which he says he regards as significantly increasing the Fed's power by better controlling market expectations.

Our results show that nonrandom movements, such as hilltopping, are based on simple and predictable decision rules.

A basic designing goal is to develop a deterministic and predictable decision-making mechanism based on the above-mentioned concept, which can be configured to provide different contribution of the priority agent compared to the traffic rate agent, while distributing the bandwidth in a proportional manner.

The less predictable strategic decisions involve what the campaigns will be willing to spend to win over the relatively small numbers of undecided voters, many of them uninterested in politics and unlikely to vote in high percentages.

The consequent drop in United Kingdom entrants was predictable, given decisions to reduce funding for pre-registration places, and was a major factor contributing to acknowledged nursing shortages later in the decade.

Their plans are less predictable because their decisions are not as easy as they were a few months ago, especially in America.