Sentence examples for secure decisions from inspiring English sources

The fact that some Home Office officials may have received [rewards] for helping secure decisions to remove such people from the UK is very worrying indeed".

The permanent class stays in power because it positions itself between two deep troughs: the money spent by the government and the money spent by big companies to secure decisions from government that help them make more money.

And while Côte d'Ivoire, Mauritania and Mali are all expected to secure decisions from the IMF and World Bank boards in favour of HIPC relief in the coming months, we will still be well short of the Mauritius Mandate target for 2000.

In the end, however, scenarios cannot deliver what planners and decision-makers think they need the most: authority through secure decisions, based on rationally justified knowledge.

Alibaba's researchers will collaborate closely with university programs such as U.C. Berkeley's RISE Lab, which is developing technologies that enable computers to make secure decisions based on real-time data.

The establishment of complementary biomarkers in addition to PRNT and Viremia could support a secure decision-making regarding the use of 17DD YF vaccine subdoses.

So what should be done to make government more responsive to parliament so that elected MPs can have more influence to secure the decisions that the electorate wants?

The city claims that the structures had been erected without proper permits, but, in the months leading up to the demolition, several business owners, fearing what was to come, managed to secure court decisions affirming their buildings' right to exist.

Efforts have also been made to address the situation of the practicing lawyer who, as a member of a legislature, is enlisted by clients to support or oppose legislation or to secure favourable decisions from administrative agencies that are dependent on legislative financial support.

In this article, we propose a fuzzy-assisted social-based routing (FAST) protocol that takes the advantage of social behaviour of humans on the road to make optimal and secure routing decisions.

If the United States is to remain secure, spending decisions must now be made from a strategic vantage point, not a political one.