Sentence examples for response to decisions from inspiring English sources
One wall was reserved for Project Cyberfolk, an ambitious effort to track the real-time happiness of the entire Chilean nation in response to decisions made in the op room.
The arts sector has got itself organised in 2016 in response to decisions by this government, particularly the May 2015 decision by Fifield's predecessor George Brandis to take $105m from the Australia Council and use it to set up the National Program for Excellence in the Arts.
In response to decisions by the US Supreme Court and federal appellate courts that had severely limited coverage under the ADA, Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA).
Oakland and neighboring Berkeley, California, have seen nightly demonstrations all week in response to decisions by two grand juries not to charge white police officers in the killings of Michael Brown in Ferguson and Eric Garner in New York.
The odds of death at night may serve as a proxy for the timing of life-sustaining therapy withdrawal since the median time from terminal withdrawal of mechanical ventilation to death in the ICU is less than 1 hour [ 13], indicating more timely action in response to decisions to withhold life-sustaining therapy.
The team proposes to use a developmental evaluation approach in response to decision-makers' needs for ongoing access to information required to inform and orient their decisions.
Future researchers should consider providing point-of-care decision support with redesign of office systems and/or incentives to increase appropriate actions in response to decision-support information.
This study investigated adolescent males' decision-making under risk, and the emotional response to decision outcomes, using a probabilistic gambling task designed to evoke counterfactually mediated emotions (relief and regret).
Responses to decision points distinguish between the likelihood of achieving near/natural restoration vs. hybrid or novel systems.
Seedorf had a more reasonable response to the decisions.
And a third objection was that "the market response to unexpected decisions" might be "highly exaggerated".
