Sentence examples for all levels of decision-making from inspiring English sources

Many papers functioned as collectives, in which entire newspapers staffs participated in all levels of decision-making.

"Our message is clear: Aboriginal people want to be involved in all levels of decision-making and in the implementation of those decisions," Watson said.

The New Urban Agenda produced from the event hopes to steer national and local governments to make improvements to all aspects of urban life, including "to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, ensuring women's full and effective participation and equal rights in all fields and in leadership at all levels of decision-making".

The paper concludes that evidence of resilient thinking can be found at all levels of decision-making, ranging from the transnational to local levels.

Among the provisions of the Platform for Action is an appeal for women's participation in conflict resolution at all levels of decision-making.

(PT) Mr President, the Beijing Platform for Action asserts that, without the active participation of women and the incorporation of women's perspective at all levels of decision-making, the goals of equality, development and peace cannot be achieved.

"We have tried to embed cultural change and responsibility at all levels of decision making," says Clothier, adding that sustainable thinking "works best when it is fully part of the business's strategic direction".

As the current economic crisis has made clear, and as Mr. Kristof highlights, we need to include more women and more diversity of thought, experience and perspective at all levels of decision making in our businesses, governing bodies and institutions.

"The textbooks need to more accurately reflect the place of Native Americans in the country, there needs to be more understanding at all levels of decision making and there needs to be more appreciation of both the negative and the positive aspects of the relationship between indigenous and non-indigenous peoples.

It pointed out that "cross-disciplinary exchange will identify interdependencies which can help to identify findings for application to complex problems" (Aitsi-Selmi et al. 2015, p. 10) and highlighted the need for capacity development and specific tools to enable all levels of decision making in society to use scientific knowledge.

The concept of 'earth system governance' is broader than states and governments, describing all levels of decision making by public and private actors, including NGOs, private corporations, UN agencies, and individual experts (Biermann, 2007).