Sentence examples for Substantial decision making from inspiring English sources

The central government has delegated substantial decision making authority to the CHMT over a number of domains, including the opportunity to decide the number and type of lay stakeholders invited to the planning meetings, should the need arise.

The status quo began to change in 1960, with an extraordinary flowering of creative work that required substantial independent judgment and decision making.

As Drew Harwell and Jacob Bogage wrote for the Post, Trump had to put millions of dollars of his own money into struggling companies, sold his yacht and his airline, gave up substantial ownership stakes and decision making roles, and even agreed to limits on his own personal spending.

Taken together, individual factors (values and moral norms) and significant others exert substantial influence over consumers' ethical decision making processes.

Future development will lead to increasing complexity in clinical decision making with substantial anticipated benefits to patients including increased therapeutic efficacy, reduced toxicity, and better quality of life.

The NHS is making a substantial investment in promoting shared decision making across a wide range of disorders through the 'Right Care' programme [ 2].

This study identified the lack of exposure to CEA and the lack of trained individuals to conduct CEA as the two main barriers to CEA playing a substantial role in health care decision making in Uganda.

Additionally, greater understanding of the underlying mechanisms related to factors such as diet and supplementation that may mitigate these health effects can provide a more substantial evidence base to inform decision making.

Humans show substantial deviation from rationality during economic decision making under uncertainty.

The widespread inadequacy of national HMIS data sets presents a substantial obstacle to evidence-based public health decision making.

She envisions it as being substantial enough to have a meaningful impact on banks' decision making.