Sentence examples for delayed the decision making from inspiring English sources

8.  Secondly, it observes that competitive bidding could have been introduced in 2006 by amending the administrative instructions in vogue instead of going through a prolonged legal examination of the issue which delayed the decision making process.

The sensory data is delayed during the decision making for allocating of slots to sensors.

Under President George W. Bush, White House political advisers overruled united F.D.A. scientists, delaying the decision to make Plan B available over the counter and barring such distribution to women under 18.

Time to antibiotic administration was recorded as a measure of whether the CDSS delayed decision making to any extent.

McGovern delayed making a decision, making sure that Bobby's brother Ted Kennedy did not want to enter, and with his staff still concerned about the senator's own reelection prospects.

A 12-point or more improvement in DCS score was adjusted for, being the minimal score difference between making or delaying decision making.

Labour had long been taunted by the Tories as the party of devaluation, which made them delay the decision far longer than was advisable, and Callaghan was deeply upset at being its agent now.

However the outlook statement strikes a cautious tone for the remainder of the year noting increased uncertainty following the EU referendum and delays in decision making.

These findings provide an opportunity to understand the complexity of compensation systems and new evidence about which aspects of the claims process could be associated with poor recovery such as: poor insurer communication; delays in decision making about treatment; the triggers for seeking legal representation; and the lack of objective information.

The dilemma of managing remote projects is highlighted by Deng et al. (2001), who mentions that the extensive physical distance between project participants, sometimes extending over national boundaries, is the primary cause of delays in decision making.

Interestingly, similar parallels between a delay-based decision making task and the operant DRL task have also been observed for lesions of the nucleus accumbens (Pothuizen et al., 2005).