Sentence examples for More rapid decision from inspiring English sources

The critics have compared it unfavorably to Obama's more rapid decision to end support for now-ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, a longtime U.S. ally.

"There will be more sharing of information because of the agreement, and hopefully that will lead to more rapid decision making".

It has effects on decision making and has been associated with more rapid decision making, higher reliance on heuristics or biases for decision making, reduced tolerance for ambiguity, and reduced interest in searching for alternatives.

NFCC has been shown to be a consistent and measurable trait among individuals such that some individuals have a generally higher or lower NFCC [ 6]. High NFCC has been associated with more rapid decision making, higher reliance on heuristics or biases for decision making, reduced tolerance for ambiguity, and reduced interest in searching for alternatives [ 7- 9].

He also supported EU treaty change and the proposal for Europe to shift to qualified majority voting in order to facilitate more rapid decision-making.

In circumstances in which environmental parameters need to be estimated, the presence or behavior of competitors can be a form of information that allows individuals to make more rapid decisions.

Professionals reported that monitoring the electronic data increased patient contact and the need for more rapid decision-making raised workloads.

Several of the included studies noted that new technology necessitated a need for faster response times and more rapid decision-making.

Hewlett is the first company of any size to create such a group, he said, and Mr. Perkins argued that it would help the company make smarter and more rapid technology decisions.

The use of Indian teleradiology services in Singapore has improved care by reducing patient wait times and allowing more rapid clinical decision-making; it has also forced radiologists in Singapore to work faster in order to prove their worth.

USAID's disaster relief, by design and necessity, depends less on deliberation in Washington and more on rapid decisions at the lowest operational level.