Sentence examples for subject decisions from inspiring English sources

The day after the first presidential debate Mr. Bush said Mr. Kerry would subject decisions on national security to vetoes "by countries like France".

They therefore subject decisions to public scrutiny, which means that they must be made in a publicly accessible form.

Why? Because, in the words of Alexander Hamilton, requiring a supermajority to do basic tasks like confirmations and passing laws would be used to "embarrass the Administration, to destroy the energy of government," and subject decisions of Congress to the "caprice, or artifices of an insignificant, turbulent, or corrupt junto".

This was done to help ensure that subject decisions reflected individual differences in the willingness to expend effort for a given level of expected reward value.

A total of 657 patients (73.7% of eligible patients) completed the 24-month study; the most common reasons for discontinuation from the study were lost to follow-up (11.1%), subject decision (7.0%), and physician decision (5.5%).

One subject discontinued early because of subject decision.

The most common reasons for discontinuation were adverse events, subject decision, and caregiver decision (Table  4).

For 30 (13.89%) AM, 29 (15.59%) OM, and 3 (1.97%) LM patients discontinuations were reported as subject decision.

The most common reasons for early study discontinuation were adverse events and subject decision (Fig. 1 B ).

Twenty-seven patients (20.8%) in the LY2140023 group and 15 patients (11.5%) in the SOC group discontinued due to lack of efficacy (physician and subject decision combined; P = .044).044

In Eastern Europe/Russia and South America/Mexico, subject decision was a more common cause of discontinuation for the remaining study program arms (Table  4).