Sentence examples for ultimately decisions from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, decisions about having children should be freely made by couples.

Ultimately, decisions on security clearances are left to the head of the agency where the person works.

"Ultimately, decisions like this he makes only with his family," said Robert Black, a former Perry aide who was at the governor's side in 2008 when he announced his re-election plans.

The issues we tend to come across are threefold: not knowing what to do; not having the time to be able to do it; and that the person responsible for utility spend – usually the energy manager – struggles to get the ear of the board where, ultimately, decisions are made.

"We welcome Dr Harwood's intervention in bringing this matter into the wider public domain and we welcome any comments from the public who should also ensure that their views are forwarded to the relevant NHS commissioners as ultimately decisions around funding are made by commissioning organisations and not the trust".

I've read several books lately on how people tend to not rely on sound evidence to inform their beliefs and, ultimately, decisions.

Ultimately decision is made to settle.

Of course, these two goals are incompatible, and ultimately decision makers must make tradeoffs.

Ultimately decision making, and in particular decision making that targets resilience, concerns "what to do, where, and when" (Wilson et al. 2007).

Once such tools penetrate the pharmacometrics community, model development as well as visualization, scenario exploration and ultimately decision making will be raised to a new level.

"So the precedents contradict this decision and ultimately the decision has to be made by a judge," he said.