Sentence examples for reaching their decision from inspiring English sources

Councillors on Plans Panel West will be reaching their decision this Thursday at 1.30pm in the Civic Hall.

In reaching their decision, the judges have achieved a historic compromise which may give the Orange prize a less divided reception for a year or so.

Ground, momentum and position lost at the start can be just as significant as it is when lost at the finish, a very basic point that the stewards seem to have ignored entirely in reaching their decision.

Before reaching their decision in less than 45 minutes, jurors heard the producer, Clarence Jones, testify that police officers from the 25th Precinct had harassed him more than two years ago, in the days after he complained to State Senator Bill Perkins and others about seeing the doll head.

On reaching their decision: "Marianne and Sean lower their eyes, planted like stakes in [Remige's] office doorway, wordless... they themselves are overwhelmed by what they've just done... "donor", "don-ate", "aban-don", the words clang together in the hollow of their eardrums, bore in one after the other".

In reaching their decision, commissioners kept the errors before the shooting separate from the shooting itself.

In reaching their decisions on executive pay matters directors consult with management at the company and work with outside consultants and counsel to assist them in reaching their decisions.

The researchers were also interested in the decision-making process and in the factors that influence arbitrators in reaching their decisions.

But there is a vast body of cases interpreting and applying those articles, and these cases are regularly cited before the courts to assist them in reaching their decisions, even though judgments themselves do not mention earlier cases.

was regarded as the sine qua non of rationality, Kuhn's claim that scientists do not employ rules in reaching their decisions appeared tantamount to the claim that science is irrational.

They found variable reimbursement recommendations across the agencies for the three drugs reviewed and speculated as to reasons for differences, including the differences in overall types of clinical and economic evidence considered, although the authors did not describe in detail the evidence considered by each agency in reaching their decisions.