However, the rationale that underpinned decision-making was not the same across the groups.
His holistic approach considered how water disputes, psychology and economic factors all underpinned military decisions.
The opportunity to seek care abroad through the medical tourism industry creates new means of acting on motivations and needs that have likely always underpinned surgical decision-making in domestic contexts but may have been constrained by structural arrangements.
It is no secret anymore in Washington that the Senate Intelligence Committee has produced a 400-page indictment of the Central Intelligence Agency's bungling on Iraq and of the hype and wishful thinking that underpinned President Bush's decision to go to war.
What our guidelines do not support is how to make decisions, but they stress the need for decisions to be underpinned and preferably based on solid evidence.
The acrimony that underpinned talks – climaxing with Tsipras's decision to hold a referendum on the excoriating terms attached to further bailout loans – aggravated an economy already hit by depression-era levels of poverty and unemployment.
One four-letter word underpinned economics: more.
Black-Scholes underpinned massive economic growth.
Change, though, remains underpinned by continuity.
Lifestyle changes underpinned demand for cars.
It's underpinned with thoughts about Zen Buddhism and reincarnation.
