Although an increase in the number of involved actors can delay decision-making processes, it can also succeed in increasing the resource base of the involved parties and in extending their influence in policy circles.
Political infighting delayed decision-making, sending costs soaring.
For instance, under the Bush Administration, the US insisted that generic HIV/AIDS medicines had to be cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration before it was willing to pay for them, a move that was seen by some on the Board as delaying decision-making and weakening the participative and deliberative processes of the organisation [ 57].
We characterize the choice to delay decision-making about chemoprevention due to ambivalent or neutral attitudes as informed since women may still be in the process of making a decision; their lack of a decision accurately reflects their ambivalent attitudes.
In addition, when one assesses that the time taken to generate the first revenue from business is longer, one would likely delay his decision-making process to see if "favorable" conditions emerge and improve one's chance.
During the lead and cadmium crisis, the Belgian Government (mis)used scientific uncertainty to delay the decision-making process and pass over the problem in order to prevent panic.
Given the inherent delay, this decision-making process needs to be studied.
Staff often work until 11pm, even at weekends, while experienced case workers have been asked to help out with the more basic role of migrant registration, leading to further delays in the decision-making process.
Unfortunately, because of several years delay in the decision-making process at the EEC/EU level and the following rounds of calculations by the MAF, the letters arrived long after the beginning of the new year.
He provides a fascinating account of some of the people and consulting groups that businesses funded specifically to delay or confuse the decision-making process.
Sociocultural factors, such as maternal age and education, and perceived need for care, are determinants for the 'first delay,' which influence the decision-making process regarding whether the mother seeks care.
