Sentence examples for decisions upwards from inspiring English sources

It's not 'See you next year with the final cut,' but I do tend to get quite famous casts and I don't have to refer casting decisions upwards, and that is a right I guard tenaciously.

The more judgemental and negative attitudes of midwives towards abortion services may also have to do with the lower hierarchy of midwives in the medical system (as well as in society): doctors are in a position of authority and can make decisions, while lower cadres tend to defer decisions upwards.

Policy decisions often take upwards of years to be fully felt.

Decisions are referred upwards to the secretary of state, and from him to the pope.

It moves the final decision-making power upwards, to the political bosses, not downwards, to the people, where it should belong.The scholars must de-monopoliseTo change that, something much more serious than playing off one scholar against another has to happen.

Modification of the parameter moves the decision boundary slowly upwards, thus allowing more impulses to be detected.

In fact, 41percentt of employers said a bad hiring decision cost them upwards of $25,000.

That only reinforces the banks' unhealthy ties to the government and hampers their ability to make independent commercial decisions on lending.A revaluation upwards of the yuan-dollar peg could slow over-rapid growth and would be warmly welcomed by the rest of the world.

Examples of avoidable issues that CEOs reported were likely to force them to waste time and, more importantly, energy were engagement with disloyal or weak direct reports, poorly designed committee agendas and missions, unnecessarily lengthy reports or presentations, and a tendency for trivial decisions to be referred upwards.

This, and the ever slower pace of commissioning as decision-making power shifts upwards, has driven many of us into the arms of the super-indies.

And it's where AstraZeneca has chosen to locate its global R&D and corporate headquarters, a decision that will involve spending upwards of £300m and bring about 2,000 researchers and support staff.