Sentence examples for authoritative decision. from inspiring English sources
Many other lower-court judges have delayed ruling on pending cases, asking for an authoritative decision from the two top courts.
Maybe your company tells people to be consensus-builders, but promotes people who are solely authoritative decision makers (behavior-practices gap).
Education policy materializes in part when policymakers are persuaded to accept a particular definition of a problem and respond with an authoritative decision such as a law, regulation, rule, or order.
After the appeals court in New York struck down the challenged part of the law, which was the outcome the administration had urged, the Justice Department nonetheless appealed, saying the issue warranted an authoritative decision from the Supreme Court.
The appeal judge says that Hoffmann's speech has been used – in Britain and other European countries – as if it had been an authoritative decision by a court rather than just a lecture by a judge.
Automation bias effectively turns a computerized suggestion into a final, authoritative decision.
The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), being an uncomplicated Fuzzy logic techniquebut an authoritative decision-making toolthat has been applied to solve differentmanufacturing problems till now.
In contrast, an economic catastrophe may yet be survivable for the Conservatives, if they can maintain a reputation for economic competence and steady, authoritative decision-making in a time of terror (a big if .And the Liberal Democrats, junior partners in the coalition?
Since its creation more than 80 years ago, the accounting office has issued thousands of authoritative decisions on the legality of federal spending.
Further, it rests with the supreme authority to give authoritative decisions, and this varies with each form of government; there are as many different supreme authorities as there are different forms of government.
The Secretary of Labor and the Administrator will follow these interpretations in the performance of their duties under the Act, unless and until they are otherwise directed by authoritative decisions of the courts or conclude upon re-examination of an interpretation that it is incorrect.
