Sentence examples for the paramount decision from inspiring English sources

Thomson thinks that Hollywood had only two phases of first-class product: from 1927 to 1948, "The Jazz Singer" to the Paramount decision (the Supreme Court case that broke the studio system by forcing the studios to divest themselves of the theatre chains they owned); and from 1967 to 1975, "Bonnie and Clyde" to "Jaws".

Sometimes the inhibitor to cloud adoption and migration in most organisations, in principle, are the attitude, knowledge, and confidence of the paramount decision makers.

The approaching centennial was a reason for devoting one of the newspaper's first e-books to the Titanic, Mr. Harnisch said, as was the decision by the Paramount division of Viacom and the 20th Century Fox division of News Corporation to re-release "Titanic," in 3-D.

The studios were also scrambling with the fallout from the Paramount 1948 antitrust decision, which had forced them out of the exhibition business.

"Children's best interests should be the paramount consideration in decisions affecting them.

The paramount in-game decisions by a soccer coach involve substitutions.

But the shadow schools minister, Kevin Brennan, questions whether that is good enough: "We need transparency about this project to make sure that public money is being used wisely, that there are no financial conflicts of interest and, most importantly, that the welfare of the children is the paramount influence on any decision on whether to open this boarding provision in September.

All the items came directly from patients and this patient origin had the paramount influence in our decisions concerning the development of the scale.

For example, if the CO2 storage is considered paramount, the decision can be strongly based towards replacing agriculture by forestry.

We take as given the new WHO guidance (excerpted below), highlighting the paramount importance of client autonomy in decision making3 p.19): Respecting autonomy in decision-making requires that any counselling, advice or information that is provided by health workers or other support staff should be non-directive, enabling individuals to make decisions that are best for themselves.

Obtaining a predictive understanding of information propagation and decision-making in cellular pathways is one of the paramount goals of systems biology.