Sentence examples for central decisions from inspiring English sources

Madison and Hamilton urged centralized powers of defense and interstate commerce (Federalist 11, 23), and argued for the need to solve coordination and assurance problems of partial compliance, through two new means: Centralized enforcement and direct applicability of central decisions to individuals (Federalist 16, also noted by Tocqueville 1835 40).

The 10-member commission deferred many central decisions to the legislature and to a new authority that would be created to establish and oversee the new payment system.

Central decisions about Mr. Magnitsky's medical treatment were made by Oleg F. Silchenko, the lead investigator in the case against him, who transferred him to a prison with minimal medical facilities despite a serious diagnosis.

Ms. Clinton's calling on the chief minister of a state is a recognition of the federalized nature of Indian politics and the influence that coalition partners wield on central decisions.

There is no central command and there are no central decisions.

This may be valid in cases with infrastructure support for example, when a RSU can take central decisions.

Under centralized decision making, a central decision maker aims to maximize the whole SC profit.

Similarly, centralized control depends on the authority and wisdom of the central decision-maker, who may lack local knowledge and accountability.

But there was no doubt that the central decision, to clamp down on bonuses, was irreversible.

There doesn't seem to be any central decision making group any more".

"Downsizing should be done incrementally rather than by a central decision.