Sentence examples for viewed decisions from inspiring English sources

Much like the other two much much viewed decisions, the French election has been steeped with drama the most recent of which concerned an alleged hacking of Macron's emails which were released shortly before a media blackout was called in France, and an intense, personal televised debate that resulted in shouting and finger pointing by both candidates.

"An important thing is to view decisions through the prism of 'Is this true to who we are?' " Mr. Plouffe said.

Mellers et al. recognized that frameworks alternative to rationality must be proposed: "These frameworks view decisions as more reasonable and adaptive than previously thought.

The four prima facie principles of medical ethics – autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence & justice [ 9] – allow us a lens through which to view decisions made in this area of medicine, VTE treatment in advanced cancer patients.

It is an alternative way of traditional optimal decision-making, which views decision-making as a fully rational process of finding an optimal choice given the information available.

Most parents view decision-making about their children as strictly their purview, especially for the 18 years when the children are legally in their stead.

Such relaxing of the tight constraints of DD designs makes it possible to view the policy-making process sequentially, and therefore to view decision making, agenda setting, discussion, and implementation incorporating distinct means to secure the optimal level of legitimacy.

DS tools serve to operationalize decision making approaches, so it is important to view decision characteristics as the framework for subsequent nuts and bolts comparisons of specific tools.

By viewing decision tools as a group their role in health care becomes clearer, which should encourage clinical involvement in developing such tools and evaluating their impact on clinical practice.

One kind of conservative judge, for instance, defers to the democratic process and views decisions to strike down laws enacted by Congress as "judicial activism".

The parent-as-A.T.M. model is easier on parents in some ways: expenses come up, they're evaluated within the budget, and good (from the parent's point of view) decisions are made.