Decisions in a sentence

A 2021 by Credit Kudos found that 47% of lenders believe Open Banking can lower the cost of making credit decisions.

A campaign group called ‘Save McClymont’ has been set up, and the group has said that it is disappointed in communication on decisions.

Decisions from South African courts are only persuasive, and courts refer to them in formulating their decisions.

As a democratic principle, Council decisions are taken collectively and councillors are bound by such decisions.

You have to take decisions that at times will be unpopular but you’re doing those decisions with all of the information.

Whitesides said the commissioners had to make some tough decisions, decisions that should not have been put off until now.

This weaponry forces fast decisions about retaliatory strikes, which in turn forces swift decisions about preemptive strikes.

Futures markets are a link between entrepreneurial investment decisions and household consumer decisions.

Their decisions are searchable online and a number of decisions involving towing companies are reported.

The game is allowing players the freedom to make their own decisions, but these decisions will have far-reaching consequences.

So it’s multifaceted and it requires tough decisions and look, we are making those tough decisions as best we can,” Esper said.

The RLB soon destroyed whatever moral authority its decisions might have had in a series of decisions.

A budget simulator has been created which will allow the public to engage with the council to understand potential implications of budget decisions.

Or is this what happens when political appointees make momentous decisions and then are not held accountable for these decisions?

Market insight gets distorted because economic decision making has been struck dumb by political decisions, not economic decisions.

All year, the streaming service has been making renewal decisions, but there have been several shocking cancellation decisions, too.

A bigger concern for the Conservatives may be that just 23% of the public believe the party can be trusted to take big decisions, according to the poll.

In democracies, large proportions of the population may vote, either to make decisions or to choose representatives to make decisions.

The decisions of the Islamic Fiqh Academy are fatwā decisions that are not binding for others.

This requires tough decisions, which really demand end to business as usual and some of these decisions may not be politically palatable.