Sentence examples for decisionmakers from inspiring English sources

Medically unnecessary cosmetic surgery is fine, but not on the taxpayer's dime.The other key thing to pay attention to is who this marketing campaign was targeted at: key decisionmakers at providers and insurance companies.

It was going to use half of it to finance a marketing drive, targeting key decisionmakers at American health-care providers and health insurers, and doctors.Why hadn't this company been able to generate significant revenues?

Decisionmakers, after all, should think in terms of probability rather than certainty.

Ginsburg writes: It is doubtful that Congress, when it specified that burdens must be "substantia[l]," had in mind a linkage thus interrupted by independent decisionmakers (the woman and her health counselor) standing between the challenged government action and the religious exercise claimed to be infringed.

A good way of testing this question lies in the extent to which decisionmakers are willing to share the things that really matter to them: power and their money.

He illuminates the pre-cast rigidity of the most doctrinaire decisionmakers, as well as the exemplary aspects of those exceptional buildings which combined modernist aesthetics with a genuine consideration for the social benefits of the structures.

Female parliamentarians add vital perspectives to the democratic process, and can stimulate a step change for the advancement of women's rights, bringing attention to issues affecting women in their constituencies and proving that women are more than qualified to act as decisionmakers.

The unanimous finding gave hope that for once this State's decisionmakers would do something unexpected and find the collective courage to confront the hysteria that surrounds any mention of cannabis.

The local council pointed to George Osborne's central government cuts while the Tories slammed local government decisionmakers.

Is it not utterly inappropriate for this director to be a decisionmaker in this ruling when he has been pushing for this to happen for his own personal reasons?... Shirley Yules, Manhattan.

One of the film's main characters, played by Bryan Cranston, is a man with top notch qualifications on paper, but still can't even land an interview with The Decisionmaker to gain employment.