Sentence examples similar to away decision from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason why BVC participants are happy to sell equity is that the programme has actively sought to work with those social entrepreneurs who are keen to receive outside investment but, Lehner says, it's also about education: "Selling equity in your company and giving away decision-making, control of your company aren't the same thing – they often overlap but not necessarily.

They think widespread required reporting policies will take away decision-making power from rape victims, betray the trust students have in professors and potentially threaten academic freedom.

Another study reported that patients felt that guidelines may take away decision-making from patients [ 6].

A court can take away parents' decision making authority if they demonstrate medical neglect or abuse.

The hard thing about the ovaries was that it takes away your decision to have more.

At desks and in meeting rooms, every day of their working lives, knowledge workers hammer away in decision factories.

Just as ever louder questions about the Olympic legacy were reaching a climax – though they will not go away – this decision could turn the tide.

But with the midterm elections less than two months away, the decision reflects the administration's assessment that current immigration levels are perceived as still being too high.

When he graduated from the University of Oxford in 1991, he considered doing a Ph.D. right away, a decision he still describes "as a close call".

Habits minimize the fatigue because they take away the decision.

A few minutes later, less than two miles away, that decision cost both young men their lives.