Sentence examples for put decisions from inspiring English sources

Many people have put decisions on hold until they know the outcome of the election.

In fact, the 2012 act put decisions about local care in the hands of the doctors and nurses who know their patients best.

We are committed to putting passengers and customers at the heart of what we do and our devolved business model will put decisions in the routes, closer to the passengers and train companies.

But as the youth green paper has said, more can be done not only to support wider youth services, but to put decisions about the programmes for young people in the hands of young people themselves.

Even after the formula was tweaked to reduce the influence of statisticians and put decisions back in the hands of humans who might have seen half the teams they were judging, sports talk shows blathered about math as if they were middle-school bullies out to beat up the mathletes.

For decision support additional contextual information for framing uncertainties is required in order to put decisions on a robust base.

Simply put, decision science is a marriage of technology and business perspective to solve complex challenges.

Major clients that have been through a merger or restructuring are putting decisions on hold.

"That is the benefit of putting decisions about Scotland's future in Scotland's hands".

We find ourselves putting decisions off.

By Bush's second term, it was clear that putting decisions in the hands of the pardons office had dramatically slowed the flow of pardons.