Sentence examples for directing decisions from inspiring English sources

Unless this skill requirement is addressed, the level of control that patients have in directing decisions may remain at the discretion of individual physicians.

As such, although equity is well recognized as a focal point for action, it is not being implemented, which highlights the role of other factors specific to Lebanon such as favoritism, sectarianism, and corruption in directing decision making.

They were direct decisions of the president".

The links between the coalition's direct decisions and prospects for poverty are clear.

They understand that informed constituencies can make direct decisions, rather than just electing somebody to elect somebody to make decisions for them.

"Abe is already exhibiting a tendency towards control freakery in the way he's making direct decisions about schools, rather than setting up the framework and leaving the education panel to do its job.

"When the culture of a company favors risk-taking and cutting corners above other concerns, systemic failures like this oil spill disaster result without direct decisions being made or trade-offs being considered," he said.

Examining how the hazards related to this change were managed establishes a set of distinctive patterns that directed decisions and actions years before the Bhopal factory was constructed.

Over the past 13 years, there are only limited data about the failures of the control computer which is not possible to make direct decisions through statistical methods upon them.

These recommendations reflect the lack of high quality evidence required to direct decisions.

However, it is still not understood whether these mechanisms direct decisions during lineage commitment and differentiation, or merely secure them.