Sentence examples for decision-making clout from inspiring English sources

The first option retains the bank's federalist character: the number of regional head offices, or Landeszentralbanken, would be cut from nine to seven, but their bosses would retain much of their present decision-making clout.

To insult him is a crime; to win favour brings honour and, quite possibly, wealth.By the reckoning of one prominent Moroccan analyst, all the kingdom's elected institutions together represent a mere fifth of actual decision-making clout.

For example, could the CEO have have less executive power with a tennis advisory board, perhaps including Murray and some of the others I mentioned, having proper decision-making clout?

Through written stories, legal cases, and other documents, many different sources show that Song women held considerable clout in family decision-making, and some were quite economically savvy.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

E.U. heads of government meet Thursday night to fill the top jobs created by the Lisbon Treaty, which is designed to streamline decision-making and increase the bloc's global clout.

Mr. Klaus was the last European Union leader to approve the so-called Treaty of Lisbon, which will try to increase Europe's clout on foreign policy issues and will streamline the organization's decision-making.

"Decision-making is key".

His decision-making skills?

Decision-making is cumbersome.

Decision-making still an issue.