Sentence examples for preference to decide from inspiring English sources
It would then be almost three months until the Democratic convention, a period in which, if enough superdelegates have not expressed a firm preference to decide the outcome, the party could face a period of intense horse trading or worse.
On the bench, he has earned a stellar reputation as a moderate judge who applied the law, not his personal preferences, to decide cases.
The final decision on where to deliver may happen well before the birth, with a mother and/or her family using information on risks, quality, experience and provider preferences to decide on a location.
Rawls must even provide us with an account of "primary social goods," necessary if agents who do not know their own actual preferences are to decide what principles would be better for them to choose.
We also consider the case when the preference estimation used to decide the packet scheduling does not perfectly correspond to the actual user preferences.
Accordingly, the proposed model in this study analyzes user's preference using HoMC to decide the broadcast size and then to disseminate data to other nodes.
Ultimately, this group of participants' birth location preference enabled them to decide on a plan for receiving care from a SBA once pregnant women went into labor.
That's why modern etiquette calls for any committed couple to be addressed with both names on one line, joined by "and," as in: Mr. Neil Patrick Harris and Mr. David Burtka (prohibited from legally marrying in California) or Ms. Ellen DeGeneres and Ms. Portia DeGeneres (It's up to the couple to decide their preference for the name order).
"How could you come in here and speak against voters having the right to decide their preferences," asked the Greens senator Lee Rhiannon.
Along with their presidential preferences, they will be asked to decide whether actors in pornographic films should be required to wear condoms.
The legislation – supported by the Greens and the independent senator Nick Xenophon – aims to abolish group voting tickets, the party-submitted mechanism to decide how preferences flow for supporters who vote above the line.
