Sentence examples for preference decisions from inspiring English sources

Cannold's resignation came shortly after the party announced it was launching an independent review into "errors" made in its preference decisions.

But it will leave that question unanswered, and the Liberal party's preference decisions could make a big difference in a handful of seats.

Albanese said Bandt only won the seat of Melbourne in 2010 with Liberal party preferences and that the ALP would making preference decisions on a seat-by-seat basis.

After Abbott's decision, Rudd said Labor's preference decisions would be made on a seat-by-seat basis – but he ruled out making a formal agreement with small parties similar to the one entered into by former prime minister Julia Gillard with the Greens and the country independents.

Although Assange had not attended the meeting, after receiving the council's resolution by email he quickly wrote a long email entitled "NC micromanagement of preferences", in which he expressed his displeasure with the council in making such requests, and proposed an alternative structure for preference decisions.

Furthermore, the definition of poles of the characteristics may have influenced the preference decisions: the item "increase of life expectancy" was presented as "increase" versus "maximum increase".

"The margins in those seats are 10.6% and 15.2%, but if the Liberal party reverses its preference decision, the Labor margin in Wills would be cut to 4.4%, and in Batman the race would start out as a tie".

The DA had no impact on strength of treatment preference, decision uncertainty, and preference for decision-making.

For strength of treatment preference, decision uncertainty, and preference for decision-making (Table 2), no significant differences were found.

Time preference decision model is posited around present and future assessment of health needs based on present circumstances.

Given the explicit use of elicited patient preference, decision makers seeking to apply our model should be aware of remaining normative issues regarding the use of elicited patient preferences in real world decision contexts.