Sentence examples for produced decisions from inspiring English sources

But that consistency produced decisions upholding patents so broadly it was hard to tell exactly what they covered.

In unflinching detail, he demonstrates how political conditions, psychological need and poor judgment produced decisions that destroyed his own movement and inflicted immeasurable pain on others, including his loving parents.

If their methods sound eccentric, consider this: In centuries past, Quaker meetings produced decisions that shaped the course of capitalism.

Moreover, the presentation of risk was used to "reinforce what you are saying (Table 5 1)." What where considered patient decision aids, in practitioner-centred approaches, were useful if they produced decisions the practitioner was happy with (Table 5 2).

Unlike other conferences, this one does not expect to produce decisions or papers.

The chief justice dissents sparingly and has worked to produce decisions in which the court can find common ground.

To assume a linear relationship between evidence and policymaking is usually a mistake, and advisors need to recognize the many ways in which evidence, values and political judgments combine to produce decisions.

These meetings may be conducted "efficiently" in that they plow through a long agenda and produce decisions for each item.

These are, in a nutshell, the empirical and functional attributes of the Schumpeterian definition: (1) democracy aims to produce decisions.

The outcomes of democracies, namely the capacity to produce decisions, depend on the kind of institutions and procedures that encapsulate the struggle for power between competing elites.

"It is right to say that on a daily basis the court is producing decisions of great importance in improving human rights in Europe, which are inevitably ignored here because they tend to concern countries in Eastern Europe," he said.