Sentence examples for decision-making matters from inspiring English sources

Collective decision-making matters (it reduces mistakes by testing policy) but it's painful.

This finding is in line with the sub-period pointed out by Alcaide-Muñoz et al. [107] when the focus of e-Government studies was related to how ICT can support more efficient communication and the participation of informed citizens and other stakeholders in public decision-making matters.

He went further in this interview, saying women must be involved in top decision-making matters.

While there were many instances where participants sought the advice of a regular health care provider, they all chose to take decision-making matters into their own hands for HRRKR surgery abroad.

Mr. Feinblatt, thrilled by the offer but wary of unilateral decision-making in matters of the heart, said he needed to consult with Mr. Mintz, who quickly gave his approval.

Bringing grassroots women and girls' priorities to global decision-making forums matters and the results are policies and policy priorities that are stronger because they are built by diverse voices and ideas.

In Afar, there are customary leaders called makabantu that are involved in decision-making in matters related to clan grazing lands, relationships with other clans, neighbours and the state and the fiimat abba who enforce decisions made by the makabantu of individual clans and the clan leaders from the associated grazing lands ulooto) (see Oba 2012).

Further, UNICEF promotes the active participation of children and young people in decision-making on matters concerning their own well-being.

Access to credit has provided women with greater say in the family decision-making on matters such as buying food and other items for the family.

Within this frame, people tended to be interdependent, and decision-making on matters of importance such as seeking healthcare for a sick person tended to be communal in nature.

The paper by Dr Vearey adds another relevant dimension that is still neglected in the current debate about priority setting and decision-making: context matters and the combined challenges demand a systemic approach.