Admittedly, a systematic review makes more demands on decision-makers than an informal review, but its advantages justify these demands.
"It amps up pressure on decision-makers around the country," he said.
Mr. Raoul, the state senator, who succeeded Mr. Obama in the State Senate, said he had hesitated to comment publicly on Mr. Blagojevich's case until now because, in the event of impeachment proceedings, he would be among the decision-makers in the State Senate.
The AFV also drafted many of Diệm's speeches, making sure that there were analogies made between South Vietnam and various events in American history, so that he would make a good impression on the American public and decision-makers.
He also cares about responsibility, and wants responsible decision-makers on and off the pitch.
He's a good decision maker, he's prepared to make a decision and he's got that positive attitude.
Step 2. Clarification of decision-making procedures ■ Decision-makers and stakeholders need to know and understand a) how decisions will be made; b) on what basis will these decisions be made.
The decision-maker co-applicants will be instrumental in making contacts with other decision-makers at the provincial and national levels in order to eventually have an impact on health care organization.
But as Bernstein acknowledges, such proposals are not on the agenda among the decision-makers in Washington, who have instead been consumed with debate over how to reduce the federal budget deficit.
Emberger assesses the sequence of Austrian Transport Master Plans against an ideal decision making process based on the earlier Decision Makers' Guidebook [6].
He works on seasonal and sub-seasonal forecasts, with the goal of making these forecasts usable by decision-makers in areas such as agriculture and food security, water resource management, and disaster risk reduction.
