Sentence examples similar to decision is frustrated from inspiring English sources
"Today's decision is frustrating to those who seek to grow our economy and bring a rationality to our immigration system," he said before heading to the West Coast for a two-day trip.
"Today's decision is frustrating for those who seek to grow our economy, bring rationality to our immigration system and allow people to come out of the shadows and lift this perpetual cloud from them," he said a hastily arranged statement to reporters at the White House.
Consultant surgeon Carl Philpott, who runs the clinic, said the decision was "frustrating", but appreciated the JPUH had to be "realistic" about what could be managed on "finite resources".
We will never be able to put the world's resources to use with full efficiency so long as business decisions are frustrated by a multiplicity of different restrictions by relatively small nation states that are based on parochial considerations, reflect no common philosophy, and are keyed to no common goal".
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Giants can fine receiver Plaxico Burress for refusing to take the field during minicamp, and at least one teammate is frustrated by his decision to negotiate a bigger contract by watching from the sideline.
Clearly the board's new chief executive is frustrated by the lack of decision making among politicians at Stormont.
Like other feminists, she is frustrated at the snail-pace climb of women into powerful, decision-making executive positions.
Frank Rich is frustrated.
Mitton and Donaldson found decision makers were "frustrated with the lack of an explicit priority setting framework" and questioned "the credibility of resource allocation decision-making" ([ 4]p. 1660).
