Sentence examples for definitive decision-making from inspiring English sources

However, we identify a clear legislative foundation, a definitive decision-making body, the possibility to obtain public funding, and the preference for high quality study designs as constituting factors of an emerging international standard for CED.

Cathleen Prunty Black, who is Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's choice to be the next chancellor of the New York City public school system, has during more than 40 years in the publishing industry broken numerous glass ceilings -- and amassed a personal fortune -- with quick and definitive decision making, crystal-clear goal setting and an all-surpassing attention to the bottom line.

The very fact that a bitter argument about the actual risk posed by Alar persists indicates that science does not always play a definitive role in regulatory decision-making [ 44, 48, 49].

Selective bladder preservation protocols use a predictive marker to aid decision-making regarding definitive treatment.

Spinal cord patients require specialized transport/transfer protocols and expert consultation for decision-making on definitive management (conservative vs. surgical) (48, 49).

This being the case, policy makers would be wise to consider views of all stakeholders including dental professionals and patients alongside definitive evidence as part of any decision-making processes regarding future provision of scale and polish.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

In the US study, 194 patients newly diagnosed with breast cancer were offered genetic testing before definitive treatment and the impact on surgical decision-making was evaluated.

–Decision-making would be quick and definitive, and if a filmmaker veered from his budget or his script, Moonves would quickly be in his face.

Professional medical bodies endorsed patient involvement in decision-making, but there was no definitive implementation plan.

The stakeholder salience model (Mitchell et al., 1997) describes how a manager's consideration of shifting saliences determines decision-making based on paying attention to definitive stakeholders.