Sentence examples for subjects a decision from inspiring English sources

Some subjects are undoubtedly easier than others [ 35], and some students choose, for whatever reason, to take harder subjects, a decision, as shown in Figure 2, which is influenced by parental education and occupation, and by schools.

A rewrite of the ministerial code that sets out the standard of conduct expected has omitted a reference to the subject – a decision that senior lawyers say could have far-reaching implications for the UK and its relationship with the rest of the world.

We also identify subjects where a decision is yet to be taken and it is for exam boards to choose whether they wish to redevelop them".

From 2012, he will be forced to return to using the national language, Bahasa Malaysia, after the government decided to abandon English for the two subjects in a decision some consider to be motivated by politics rather than education.

Many studies, especially violation-based studies, have subjects make a decision about the "acceptability" (usually grammatical acceptability or semantic acceptability) of stimuli.

Four trials (1782 subjects) included a decision support tool as the focus of their intervention.

It is close to certain that the court will agree to hear at least one case on the subject, with a decision expected by June.

But this village of a few hundred residents unexpectedly finds itself in the national spotlight – the subject of a decision that could be a critical juncture in how a new and deeply controversial energy technology is shoehorned into the intricate and richly layered English countryside.

It remains to be seen if Rakoff will rule on the $300 million Wilpon and Katz are accused of earning in fictitious profits — the difference between what they took out and what they put in — with another case on that subject awaiting a decision by an appeals court.

The project is still subject to a decision by the Hackensack Meadowlands Development Commission, which is waiting for the results of a traffic study, a spokeswoman for the commission said.

Still, the coup rumors and the seemingly sudden overhaul of the military leadership — which is still subject to a decision by the Paraguayan Senate — are just the latest challenges for Mr. Lugo, whose victory in the presidential election last year ended more than 60 years of one-party rule by the conservative Colorado Party.