Sentence examples for Bold decision making from inspiring English sources

The transformative changes now sweeping the Arab world have knocked everybody off balance, made bold decision making more difficult, and sharpened divisions within the Arab, Palestinian and Israeli worlds over how to pursue serious peace-making.

(Botswana's ARV programme) is a good example of bold decision making.' Darkoh says countries must find a model suitable to their particular set of circumstances.

"He made a very bold decision in making Rory Hamilton-Brown captain and unfortunately things didn't work out.

The move is an encouraging sign that the sometimes lumbering company is getting more bold in its decision making.

IBM 's agreement to sell its money-losing hard-drive storage assets to Hitachi Data Systems is an encouraging sign that the sometimes lumbering company is getting more bold in its decision making.

Fear alerts you when to be cautious and when to be bold in your decision making.

Stewart, who played in 133 Tests, said: "He's captained his country and when you're captain you make bold decisions, you make brave decisions, you make decisions you believe in.

After winning the 1997 Masters by 12 strokes, Woods made the bold decision to make major changes in his swing; he was unhappy with his distance control and his inconsistency off the tee.

Neustadt not only emphasized the importance of making the sale in making policy, he suggested that focusing on bold decision-making is a strategy for a hobbled president, as every decision made and promulgated gobbles up the executive's limited stock of influence.

Despite suggestions in some quarters that the plenum will be a turning point in China's economic reforms, little indicates that bold decisions have yet been made.

We wanted our boss to earn respect and recognition for the bold decision he made to place such a significant amount of trust on the youngest leader and team in the organization – and not to let him down.