Sentence examples for delegating decision making from inspiring English sources

Findings from this study expand on existing work by describing new and different levels of involvement not identified by Thompson [ 45] such as "Pseudo-autonomous decision making" and "Delegating decision making" when persons with dementia were involved in decision making.

Pseudo-autonomous decision making and delegating decision making were new categories that emerged.

Traditionally, decisions were made by the congregation in a church meeting, but there has been a tendency to delegate decision making to various boards.

We derive the equilibrium institutional design of representative democracy by citizens who first vote on the supermajority required for a new policy to be adopted, and then delegate decision making to a legislature that selects policy given that institutional constraint.

The BNHI delegated decision-making to the dental associations for financial allocations within regions, subject to the limit set by the global budget.

Each of these governance committees had delegated decision making responsibilities for designated activities within the consortium, and some went on to develop project policy to further guide decision making.

They then bungle the process of making modifications or choosing replacements by dint of any or all of the following: cowardice, laziness, lack of imagination, delegating decision-making to committees or focus groups (even though the result is bound to be compromised) and plain ineptitude.

Because many decision-making processes of this population take place in institutionalized ways (local parliaments or by delegating decision-making power to elected representatives) the community is considered to be an actor.

Pompeo has also publicly boasted of delegating decision-making authority as director.

Only 16% (22 of 133 respondents) expressed a preference for delegating decision-making to their families or to the physician alone.

Protesters are demanding that the military council, at the least, begin immediately delegating domestic decision making to a newly empowered civilian government that would replace the current civilian prime minister and cabinet, who have been charged solely with carrying out the generals' orders.