Sentence examples similar to decide on a task from inspiring English sources
They all share the central idea that a respondent's point of indifference, at which he or she cannot unequivocally decide on a certain judgmental task, enables researchers to measure utility differences via the traded "goods".
Your first task is to decide on a color palette: one dark color and one or two others colors that go with the dark color and each other.
She soon incurred the wrath of Jamie for failing to decide on a main product for the baking task.
Now the urgent task is to decide on a way to pick a new leader with the legitimacy to guide the party as it seeks new foundations".
A best practice is to ask if the person has the capacity to take on a certain task, and then, together, decide on a reasonable deadline.
While a manager may appreciate the initiative taken when you decide to take on a task on your own, a micromanager frowns upon an employee taking action without his or her consent and will likely require the employee to seek permission before starting anything.
