Sentence examples similar to time decisions taken from inspiring English sources

This is particularly important for the protection of those who have become incompetent by the time decisions need to be taken about whether to assist them to die.

Part of the problem is the amount of time new decisions take to implement.

Insisting that resignation had not "crossed his mind", he urged his party to hold its nerve at a time when the tough decisions taken by the Coalition were finally paying off.

The unrepentant immigration minister, James Brokenshire, was defending in public for the first time the decision taken by the home secretary, Theresa May, to refuse to support future search and rescue operations of migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean in rickety unseaworthy boats.

As a matter of fact however decisions taken at time t do have a downstream impact and influence the state of the system in the future and the contribution earned thereafter.

Time-linkage means that the decisions taken now could influence the problem states in future.

Hard decisions take time and deserve intense debate, but when debate becomes a fight, it's time to take a break and calm the negative energy.

"There wasn't much we could say at that time about a decision taken by central government," Novotelnov says with a sigh, sifting through faded snapshots in a battered cardboard box, which shows its age.

Decisions take time, but once made they are implemented rapidly.

As the OBR recognises, these decisions take time to show through in the figures.

As with most things in business and life, decisions take time to take root and blossom.