Sentence examples for record of decisions from inspiring English sources

Still, the overall record of decision-making approaches that are based mostly on intuition is far weaker than the record of decisions based mostly on data.

"The track record of decisions and penalties in cases related to high-level corruption, fraud and organized crime under investigation and in court does not yet provide the convincing results needed to provide effective dissuasion," it added.

Once a meeting has begun, participants can take collaborative notes in real-time to keep a record of decisions made or follow-up items from each meeting.

In the context of these developments, concentration in the German hospital sector is a topic being discussed – although not excessively – in the pertaining legal and economic literature, the record of decisions of the German Antitrust Authority usually being the focal point of the analyzes.

Feldman said that the lawyers the Commission usually taps for help at the attorney general's office, mainly Assistant Attorney General Lisa Brenner-Freemare are familiar with the Commission's work and with the precedent being established by its record of decisions.

"It took another two years to get the record of decision from the Federal Aviation Administration.

The botched rescue a year ago was surely the nadir of an unimpressive record of decision-making by European finance ministers and the IMF.

The book inspired Kennedy to install a tape system in the White House, including the Oval Office, to ensure an accurate record of decision-making.

The result, in the E.P.A.'s final "record of decision" issued this year, was a document that mixes equal parts science and sociology.

"In Washington it's the money that counts," Mr. Israel said, "which means that they can commit through their record of decision to clean this up in its entirety and to do it on budget, but at the end of the day, if they didn't budget accurately, the record of decision isn't worth the paper it was written on".

Speaking of the final record of decision, known in bureaucratic parlance as a ROD, this official added, "They will not allow a ROD to go out that will booby trap the decision".