"decision" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

decision rzeczownik

rzeczownik + decision

Kolokacji: 105

court decision • policy decision • investment decision • landmark decision • management decision • business decision • ...

decision + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 19

decision maker • decision process • Decision Point • decision making • decision tree • ...

decision + czasownik

Kolokacji: 200

decision makes • decision affects • decision reflects • decision allows • decision follows • decision comes • decision rests • ...

czasownik + decision

Kolokacji: 189

decision written • announce one's decision • reverse one's decision • influence one's decision • defend one's decision • ...

Kolokacji: 78

Grup znaczeniowych: 24

Kolokacji: 9

Kolokacji: 18

Kolokacji: 9

Kolokacji: 11

1. influence one's decision = wpływ czyjś decyzja influence one's decision

2. change one's decision = zmiana czyjś decyzja change one's decision

3. contribute to one's decision = przyczyniać się czyjś decyzja contribute to one's decision

4. delay a decision = odłóż decyzję delay a decision

5. enhance health decisions = zwiększ decyzje zdrowotne enhance health decisions

6. shape one's decisions = kształt czyjś decyzje shape one's decisions

7. alter one's decision = zmieniać czyjś decyzja alter one's decision

8. reinforce one's decision = zwiększać czyjś decyzja reinforce one's decision

9. culminate in one's decision = kończyć się czyjś decyzja culminate in one's decision

10. enable decisions = umożliw decyzje enable decisions

11. distort decisions = przeinacz decyzje distort decisions

But does pressure to support Israel distort American decisions?
Most taxes distort economic decisions.
The current system, the report maintained, "also distorts corporate financial decisions - in particular by encouraging debt and discouraging new equity financing of corporate investments."
She said the law had distorted prosecutorial decisions because an independent prosecutor had unlimited time and money to investigate a single official, whereas career prosecutors are more restrained, in part because they must constantly balance competing cases and priorities.
The desire to protect a large budget and staff has a way of distorting decisions about new ventures, particularly in an organization that devoted better than two-thirds of its work to monitoring and studying a country, the Soviet Union, that no longer exists.
But as economists, they are all concerned with the same question: given that a government wants to raise a given amount of revenue, how can it raise it in a way that least distorts economic decisions?
Overhauling the system of civil lawsuits would remove from business a fear of being sued that distorts decisions on what types of products to develop, produce and sell.
Article 175 has inbuilt safeguards (in Article 176 EC) against unilateral trade distorting decisions that may be protectionist in nature rather than environmentally justifiable.
It impedes economic efficiency by distorting economic decisions.