Sentence examples for shape the decision from inspiring English sources

The officials said recent criticism of military tribunals helped to shape the decision.

These interactions shape the decision context that can enable or constrain effective adaptation.

The core samples will in turn shape the decision of where to build the first of what could be two huge sludge-processing plants, which will remove water from the dredge spoils after they are removed.

This paper describes the results of an investigation of the factors that shape the decision by passenger car users of a tolled facility to use an electronic toll collection (ETC) system.

Western United will be the name of the A-League's 11th club, and they will play in the colours of green and black after a two-week fan survey helped shape the decision on the key elements of the club's identity.

Indeed, the questions posed to Delaney in his 20 minutes at the lectern, as well as those asked of fast-talking Assistant U.S. Solicitor General Nicole Saharsky during her 10 minutes arguing in support of New Hampshire, served to explore not whether the state would win, but rather what shape the decision announcing its inevitable win would take.

Three primary drivers (columns) — cost, value, and meaning — shape the decision-making used to achieve these ends.

The case may be used in the classroom to illustrate how institutional loyalties and identities may subtly shape the decision-making process.

A major test of the political mood will emerge in the European Parliament next year, when it issues a report on farm aid that will shape the decision-making about spending.

Senators hear frequent testimony on pressing subjects of the day, which shape the decisions we make as legislators.

They are not decisions about specific design choices, but statements of criteria and concerns that will shape the decisions we make in defining and designing the project.