Sentence examples for taking decisions on from inspiring English sources

Cost-effectiveness is only one of the issues which needs to be considered when taking decisions on screening implementation.

8.20am BST Q: But the government is just taking decisions, on things like public sector pensions.

They had collective years of experience that we, as individuals, taking decisions on own, will not match.

Margaret Hodge, who chairs the Public Accounts Committee, said: "I have serious concerns the Government is taking decisions on infrastructure, banking on hard-pressed consumers to foot the bill, without knowing whether households will be able to afford to pay".

The scientists in this instance are transferring information from a distinctly knowable domain (trials about the risks in drug misuse) into a much more complex domain (taking decisions on behalf of the whole population).

Gove has said these chancellors, working alongside successful headteachers, will be responsible for monitoring performance and intervening in order to secure improvement in under-performing academies, taking decisions on the creation of new academies, and supporting the national schools commissioner to ensure there are sufficient sponsors to meet local needs.

The flag value is further used by page ERSCA for taking decision on applying emergency brake.

As an Islington councillor she took decisions on where to spend a £300m budget.

The court of appeal can only take decisions on a point of law.

But, said Dr Adrian Crellin of NHS England, the NHS takes decisions on treatment on the basis of evidence.

THE idea of independent central banking is to take decisions on monetary policy out of the hands of politicians.