Sentence examples for weight on decisions from inspiring English sources

The other problem is that according to behavioral economics, people are more likely to put more weight on decisions that are right in front of them than in the future.

It is difficult to assess the acceptability of this implication of the doctrine pending some specification of the priority weights as they bear on decision making.

In contrast, one of the main advantages of MCDA techniques is that they capture a consensus opinion among an expert group about the most relevant criteria and their relative weight on the decision.

Investors put such weight on Soros's decisions that his investments have the ability to move markets.

"That's the big leap the leap of having the weight on your shoulders of all decisions in the country—'Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown,' " she explained.

"That's the big leap — the leap of having the weight on your shoulders of all decisions in the country — 'Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown,' " she explained.

Those arguments carried even more weight on the back of the decision on Tuesday considering that Croatia's fine – which they were given three days to appeal against once they receive the written judgment – was not only for racist abuse.

Regressions and simulations suggest that players put too little weight on capacity vintages when making investment decisions.

Justice Ian MacDonnell didn't place enough weight on the potential "chilling effect" the decision might have on journalists' ability to report stories of public interest, the role media play in a democratic society, and the material evidence — an affidavit sworn by reporter Ben Makuch, in particular — submitted by VICE, the notice of appeal states.

"His demeanour was that he had a lot of weight on his shoulders having to give a decision.

After the initiative passed, the U.C. campuses also put more weight on students' socioeconomic backgrounds when they made admissions decisions.