Sentence examples for soundness of decisions from inspiring English sources

The success of a whole rotation is often determined by the soundness of decisions made about planting.

We conclude with recommendations that can improve pilot studies and the soundness of decisions based on their results.

But he believed that in the long run he'd be judged by the soundness of his decisions and the strength of his character.

She did, however, meet with the captain's widow and with several members of his crew, who, Ms. Bigelow recalled recently, drew her a portrait of a stern and formal man, "a man who had never doubted himself or the soundness of his decisions".

The Dakota board is confident in the soundness of its decision".

His responsibility is simply to confirm the order, not the soundness of the decision.

Ed Whelan of the National Review went so far as to say that "Posner's vacillation and contradictions on the Indiana voter ID case provide further evidence that he is wrong to advocate an open-ended judicial approach in which it is desirable to have the soundness of a decision turn on the judge's estimation of its 'likely consequences.'".

The efficiency and soundness of one's decisions will be affected negatively should the decision maker be unsure of what the correct decision is.

Still, market forces create a discipline that leads governments, companies and investors alike to think hard about the soundness of their financial decisions.

The rhetorical valuation of either 'natural' or medically managed birth as safer, more responsible, more maternal, etc. can function to enforce a set of social norms that are for the most part cut free from scientific evidence about the medical soundness of various birth decisions and paths (Kukla 2008, Lyerly 2006).

The appeal court – which will assess the soundness of the July decision dismissing the unconstitutionality claim – usually takes five or six months to issue a ruling.