Sentence examples for raised decision from inspiring English sources

Kelly: "Are you comfortable with your call in Ohio, with the doubts Karl Rove just raised?" Decision desk: "We're actually quite comfortable with the call".

His crucial revenue-raising decision was to increase the main rate of VAT, a consumption tax, from 17.5% to 20% in January 2011.

Algeria Coach Rabah Sa?ne's eyebrow-raising decision Thursday to send his captain, Yazid Mansouri, to the bench provides an additional subplot.

did ask about the bank's eyebrow-raising decision to change the chief investment office's risk model in January to allow it to take on more risk.

This may occur when the suspicion of cancer is correctly raised but decisions on planned investigations are sub-optimal or inadequate (Jensen et al, 2014).

Lowering or raising the decision threshold θ gives rise to fast, error-prone choices or slow, accurate responses, respectively [ 9, 38] trading speed for accuracy.

The women indicated that they needed to address the issues and conflicts that the decisions raised before they could finalize decisions about risk-reducing surgery.

Boos too, and perhaps more justified, came the way of boxing officials, who face accusations of corruption following some eyebrow-raising decisions.

Each weekend of the subsequent month we will uncover trends in the private technology markets and ultimately seek predictive factors to inform fund raising decisions.

For the first time in Indiana, student test scores will be factored into teacher pay raise decisions.

Republicans could kick some of the hardest revenue-raising decisions to the Senate and pass a bill that adds significantly more debt, arguing that they'll make up the extra money with increased economic growth.