Sentence examples for cumbersome decision-making from inspiring English sources
He also got a big boost from Mr. Iger, who ripped up the network's cumbersome decision-making process, giving Mr. McPherson more power to make programming choices.
They include improving a cumbersome decision-making process and encouraging less litigious dispute settlement.
Kicking decisions into the future is a permanent feature of Europe's cumbersome decision-making process.
This means interacting with everyone in what is often a cumbersome decision-making chain from NGO field staff to headquarters.
That could mean that although the E.S.M. bailout fund could proceed, its actions might be constrained by a cumbersome decision-making process.
"It will open a Pandora's box," says one senior EU figure.Above all, there is a contradiction in Mr Cameron's call for more flexibility and a deeper single market, and his criticism of the EU's cumbersome decision-making.
For some, the episode has illustrated the contrast between Europe's slow, cumbersome decision making and the ruthless speed of the financial markets.
The one-country-one-vote constitution that makes the WTO a more democratic institution than, for example, the International Monetary Fund, also makes negotiations cumbersome and decision-making clunky.
The immediate aim had been to reform the 15-nation European Union's cumbersome institutions and decision-making processes.
To be sure, the "self-management" system is a glove that softens the party's grip, and occasionally makes economic decision-making cumbersome; but it has not interfered with the party's essential control over most aspects of public life.Nevertheless, these men are going to feel insecure.
The court is not expected to block Germany's participation, but could impose conditions that make European decision-making more cumbersome than it already is.
