Sentence examples for suggests a decision from inspiring English sources

ILSI Europe suggests a decision tree approach to the evaluation process, and has created a model for risk benefit analysis of micronutrients that can provide a tool to help officials weigh the risk of deficiency (making the dosage too low for users to experience a product's benefit) against the risk of toxicity (exceeding the tolerable upper limit).

Thus, Pettigrew instead suggests a decision-theoretic principle to replace Naive Dominance.

The president suggested a decision on that could be made within six weeks.

Public remarks by Fed officials suggest a decision will not come before April.

The commission is accepting submissions until 3 June, suggesting a decision is unlikely before the 2 July election.

But public remarks by Fed officials suggest a decision will not come before the committee's next meeting in April.

The almost universal rejection of directly elected mayors just a few weeks ago was, I would suggest, a decision to vote against yet more politicians.

Labor sources suggested a decision on the future of the 1995 list should be sent to a parliamentary inquiry rather than rushed in connection with the separate legislation.

Mr. Christie's advisers asked supporters to wait until at least Wednesday before finding another candidate, which suggested a decision could come by then.

Parker also conceded that his club manager, Harry Redknapp, would be a viable candidate to take over as full-time England manager, with Brooking suggesting a decision might be made in the immediate build-up to the tournament.

The Governor had given a speech in Lincoln last July in which he suggested a decision on the next rate rise would "come into sharper relief around the turn of the year", widely interpreted as signal of a possible hike from the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee around now.