Sentence examples for decision making clearer from inspiring English sources

All stakeholders involved in designing, reporting, and using clinical trials on AE are asked to comply with this consensus to enable better evidence-based decision making, clearer scientific communication, and improved patient care.

They include: clear core values; intensive planning combined with flexibility when things do not go according to plan; zero politics among executives (can this really be true?); quick decision making; clear rules of doing business that are vigorously enforced; an obsession with measurement; working closely with customers; and world-class human-resources management.

And, as today's decision makes clear, they will.

The language of the Windsor decision made clear where the Supreme Court was headed.

Tagliabue's decision made clear that he thought Goodell overreached when disciplining the players.

But the British decision makes clear that we can, and should, be doing much more than instituting competitive bidding.

"The Department of Education's decision makes clear that what my school did was wrong," the student, whose identity has not been made public, said at the time.

But the board's decision made clear that United would have to offer up far more than it had so far if it hoped to win reconsideration.

Several aspects of this latest decision made clear the degree to which it represented continuity rather than a change in the court's recent direction.

The decision made clear that "there are still many constitutional hurdles ahead in the battle to protect children from online pornography," he said.

The decision makes clear that lawyers for clients facing the death penalty must present evidence of post-traumatic stress disorder resulting from military service if it is available.