Sentence examples for decision-making governing from inspiring English sources

Christian Noyer, a member of the ECB's decision-making governing council, said Sunday would be the last chance to avoid "catastrophe" for the Greek economy.

The ECB's decision-making governing council on Friday agreed that Greek banks could draw on extra funds from an emergency facility.

The Greek government will be waiting to hear whether the credit line will be extended when the ECB's decision-making governing council meets later on Wednesday in Frankfurt, Germany.

A banking source told Reuters that the ECB's decision-making governing council had raised the amount of emergency funds available to Greece's cash-starved banks and was ready to convene again any time it was needed.

Christian Noyer, a member of the decision-making governing council at the European Central Bank — which has put 89 billion euros ($98bn) into the Greek financial system in recent months to keep it afloat but says it will pull the plug if there is no agreement on Thursday's offer — told French radio on Wednesday this was the last chance to avoid catastrophe. .

Based on women's perceptions of control as described in the literature and on their own experience in midwifery, McCrea and Wright [ 4] define personal control as 'a) the women's feeling of being in control as opposed to staff being in control; b) their input into decision-making governing pain medication; and c) use of personal coping resources to cope with labour pain'.

"There is a strong clash between what the organization is claiming to provide and the way that it functions," said Michael Hammer, executive director of One World Trust, a London research organization that develops decision-making and governing standards.

This is the case, among other countries, of Greece, where decision-making is governed by the economic recession and the austerity measures implemented to counter the debt crisis.

Cellular decision-making is governed by molecular networks that are highly complex.

Such oversimplifications do not take into account the decision-making that actually governs in a predominant majority of instances.

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the fallen anti-apartheid heroine, has been re-elected to the decision-making body that governs the African National Congress.