Sentence examples for time a decision was from inspiring English sources

Locals told me the city walls were built over 400 years ago, and at the time a decision was made to incorporate "hyena gates".

Guttmann recounts that at about this time a decision was taken that spinal cord casualties should be congregated into special units dedicated to their care.

Rather than attempt to modify the existing aircraft a few at a time, a decision was made to start a new production series.

Patients did, however, generally report that they wished to discuss FPP-related issues with their specialist physician (ie, rheumatologist or gastroenterologist) every time a decision was made that could impact on their FPP.

Information was recorded during the time the patient was evaluated in the ED, at the time a decision was made to admit the patient to the hospital or discharge home, and during follow-up after admission or discharge home.

Because of the lack of reliable high-throughput screening (HTS) methodologies available at the time, a decision was made to prioritize the initial list of 67 chemicals to be screened using the Tier 1 battery based solely on estimates of potential for human and environmental exposures (U.S. EPA 2009).

The Schundler campaign will most likely have spent all of its money by the time a decision is reached.

An immediate ruling is unlikely; in fact, by the time a decision is made, it is likely that more than one-tenth of the eventual winner's two-year term will already have gone by.

An ethical position applies to the agents' decision-making process since in any real-world scenario an ethical position is at play every time a decision is taken.

These new systems are based on a multidisciplinary team providing an integrated process of care from the time a decision is made that a patient should have an operation until the patient has recovered from surgery.

In the participatory model representatives must, in effect, always be revocable; not being in possession of a generalised delegation, each time a decision is faced (and not just at the moment of voting), the citizen must be given the chance to actively take part in that decision (Macpherson 1966, 1973, 1977).