Sentence examples for decision-making secrecy from inspiring English sources

A "behind the curtain" decision-making secrecy only exacerbates the situation.

A careerist bureaucracy and hypercompetitive national politics encourage secrecy in decision-making.

It is well known that the secrecy of decision-making in the planning process, as for the Museum of Tolerance, precludes genuine consultation and objections.

"The act already protects sensitive discussions, and those seeking to restore a veil of secrecy to decision-making should not be allowed to stem the flow of information by charging or limiting the scope of the act," said Nick Pickles, from Big Brother Watch.

The real scandal in Albany is that all this secrecy and lack of participation seem to make the decision-making more clumsy and irrational.

Secrecy undermines informed decision-making about policies and practices that have enormous consequences.

He wrote Blindfolds Off: Judges on How They Decide, which lifts the veil of secrecy surrounding judicial decision-making (ABA Publ., 2014).

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

Put simply, and now that the Internet and GroupOn and Twitter and other emergent capabilities make this possible, the time has come to end Rule by Secrecy and top-down decision-making that is not in the public interest.

The precise steps in the decision-making process at Justice remain hidden behind a veil of official secrecy.

In a recent survey it found that firms that made extensive use of social networks, wikis and so forth reaped important benefits, including faster decision-making and increased innovation.How then to strike the right balance between secrecy and transparency?