Sentence examples for crisis of decision from inspiring English sources

"What I did is what I always do when I have a crisis of decision," Mr. Gingrich wrote then, describing his worries in the late 1980s about pursuing an ethics investigation against the Democratic House speaker, Jim Wright of Texas.

The Crisis of Decision: Which way do you go when you reach a fork in the road?

Mr Miliband's assessment is simple: "The NHS is in crisis because of decisions made by David Cameron".

Furthermore, where relative-staff conflicts in general tend to be centred around moments of crisis (end-of-life decision making, patients' deaths) [ 6, 7], we found that in a multi-ethnic critical care context, conflicts tend to be present during multiple care phases, affect a broad spectrum of care aspects and may assault the core of actors' identities.

He insisted that he hoped Merkel would run again at the federal elections in 2017 and vehemently rejected the notion that Germany made a "mistake" at the height of the refugee crisis: "The decision of 4 September was correct and logical," he says.

Promising "intense and sustained" support to Iraq, Kerry said the crisis was "a moment of decision for Iraq's leaders and... a moment of great urgency".

Promising "intense and sustained" support to Iraq, the secretary of state said the crisis was "a moment of decision for Iraq's leaders and... a moment of great urgency".

Based on investigations conducted during a survey of local authorities following the event, we compared theoretical risk management and real crisis management in terms of decision making and modes of intervention.

Comparison of the theoretical risk management model (based on information provided by government sources) with the actual situation after the debris flow event (as reported by local decision-makers in interviews) allowed us to identify the actors involved in crisis management in terms of decision making, liability, and interventions.

Because the bureaucratic politics approach has most often been applied to studies of crisis decision making, critics have also asserted that its value for explaining ordinary policy making, particularly over time, is limited.

Just months later, in a time of crisis, their decision has left the E.U. without a person capable of embodying the kind of notional authority the constitution was meant to provide.