Sentence examples for bring decisions from inspiring English sources

Mr Reckless, whose resignation as the Conservative MP for Rochester and Strood triggered a by-election, said UKIP would "bring decisions back from Westminster" and "put local communities in charge".

While it is not easy for people to choose to change the values they attach to consequences which have been shaped by past experience and history, understanding the sources of decision conflict and provision of peer support may provide the opportunity to bring decisions closer together.

Independence will bring decision-making on pensions home to the Scottish Parliament and provide the opportunity to do things differently and better.

18 This phase of decentralisation ought to bring decision makers, service providers and the development partners closer, and make them more well informed and more accountable to the populations they serve.

Second, by bringing decisions about services closer to the people it has improved them.

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Scarcity of resources has brought decisions far from citizens (and from the cities) back to central level.

This format seemingly brings decisions into the realm of altruistic public choice, rather than self-centred pursuit of personal gain.

With the aim of bringing decision-making closer to customers, Citi is creating regional units, each headed by a chief executive.

"We have a proud record of bringing decision making closer to the people of Wales and we will continue to fight for that to be the case".

"It's bringing decision makers together with the youth to all decide on this common ground for public spaces around the world," said Ms Winters.