Sentence examples similar to an educated decision maker from inspiring English sources

Likewise, a count for consumption intensity of leafy AIVs was less likely a true zero in urban dwellers with more educated decision-makers.

For example, the United States Geological Survey operate dual volcano alert level systems to accommodate both the aviation industry, who require hazard information as rapidly as possible, and those responsible for hazard response on the ground who may prefer a lead time to inform and educate decision makers (Fearnley et al., 2012).

First, by educating decision makers about uncertainty in the world and helping them to understand and challenge their own presumptions.

The first stage is in educating decision makers on the ROI of using open ledger solutions to modernize their business.

They are taking to the streets to demand legislative change to control plastic pollution, they are making change happen in their communities and on their own school campuses, and they are educating decision makers about the impacts of plastic pollution.

"You can make an educated decision versus making a decision based solely on your gut".

"The ultimate decision should rest with the individual, as long as it's an educated decision.

Do we make an educated decision?

They have done "a very splendid job of educating" decision-makers about the arts' importance, she said.

As Outreach and Policy Manager for Creative Commons USA, Ethan focuses on crafting a message and strategy around open licensing, educating decision-makers about its potential, and expanding use of the Creative Commons licenses in the US.

But on the firm's Web site, Global described its effort for Mr. Silverstein as "message guidance, public opinion research, press events, educating decision-makers, Web site development and a Lower Manhattan grass-roots outreach campaign".