Sentence examples for decision making up from inspiring English sources

While a few core cities claim they are spearheading a revival in local democracy, elsewhere smaller authorities find the very symbol of local decision making up for sale to buy them just a little more time.

The site simplifies the racing experience, but still leaves the decision making up to the individual.

Stress suppresses the immune system, lowers the good cholesterol, increases the bad, and leaves decision making up to a hysterical corner of your ancient brain that can't compute the social stressors of the modern world.

But according to a new survey, the people who say they want to take a relatively aggressive, hands-on approach may also wind up with longer hospital stays and higher bills than their peers who leave the decision making up to their doctors.

He said the federal prisons that are affected by the decision "make up 7% of our business".

Wallace presses on whether the decision made up a new law, but Olson's ready for that as well, noting that there's no law for inter-racial marriage, yet the Supreme Court upheld a fundamental right for inter-racial couples.

Our perception of what a company actually is will also morph through time – with more decentralised teams, services and decisions, making up some of the key tenets.

There are some unquestionably controversial decisions making up her CV; her involvement in the Iraq War seemingly one of the hardest to shake.

It is designed to help voters with decision-making up and down the ballot, not just in the presidential race.

This leaves decision-making up to the vagaries and expense of litigation instead of with the elected officials whose responsibility it is to solve problems.

"I think we are heading in the right direction, and by making it a separate company we will speed decision-making up," Hirai told reporters in Tokyo.