Sentence examples for dominating decision making from inspiring English sources

There is a real possibility of the family carers or health professionals controlling the conversational agendas and dominating decision making.

Khrushchev was brilliant at building up his authority, dominating decision making, but he found that his power the ability to have his proposals implemented was being gradually eroded.

With ignorance and potential surprise dominating decision making in water resources, a framework for dealing with such uncertainty is a critical need in hydrology.

Saudi national security was also a major factor behind the Gulf and Arab military decision, because the developments on the Yemeni arena placed the Houthi and Iranian militias in a position of dominating decision making and of threatening the Saudi-Yemeni border.

"Economic interests still tend to dominate decision making" with regard to the environment, and public participation in environmental decision making, particularly for Indigenous communities, should be increased.

The Americans have allowed their military and C.I.A. to dominate Washington's policy-making on Afghanistan and Pakistan, just as the Pakistani military and ISI dominate decision making in Islamabad.

He has presided over one of the most successful runs in modern investment history and dominates decision making at Berkshire.

Still, the reality remains that men tend to dominate decision making about family size and birth control.

With his name and teaching now inscribed in party constitution and no clear successor in line, Xi is set to dominate decision making for years to come.

While I will almost always advocate for a market based economic approach to allocating resources, health care is not an area where the profit motive should dominate decision making.

Previous studies in Uganda and Ethiopia have also shown that male dominated decision making about fertility preference is associated with lower use of contraceptives [ 28, 29].