Sentence examples for decision making at odds from inspiring English sources
This is especially regrettable because the GOP's only definition of judicial activism seems to be "judicial decision making at odds with the Republican Party platform".
Odds-on favourite to be offered the vacant manager's position at Queens Park Rangers, the former Tottenham boss painted a bleak picture of the executive decision making at the beleaguered Midlands club this weekend.
Decision making processes are to be considered at several levels.
This approach seems at odds with the public sector reforms undertaken in Mozambique, directed to allow more autonomy in fund and resource management at lower levels of decision making.
Creative and commercial bravery can be at odds with this corporate sensibility, resulting in the gradual dilution of creative ideas as they pass through the decision making process of companies.
Cresselly say Carew's decision was "at odds with their title of champions".
"The new board of RBS, like the Government, is very concerned to understand exactly how people in the company could have made this quite extraordinary decision, clearly at odds with the principles the Government had laid out, and exactly who made that decision - a decision which was also clearly contrary to the terms of reference of the remuneration committee of RBS".
Publicly, and with some frequency, Reagan made comments at odds with his own policies.
Despite their values, the reality is that whenever Labour is in power, they seem to breed poverty or make decisions that are at odds with the country, like the war on Iraq.
