Sentence examples for elected decision making from inspiring English sources
And now, we've got a Court of Appeals' response saying that CU's elected decision making body, its Board of Regents, should be immune from the consequences of failing to fire this employee for the right reasons.
Labour councillor Christopher Hammond said an elected decision-making mayor could lead to "paralysis" if they had a difference of opinion with councillors as they needed the support of at least a third of the council chamber to push through a budget.
Although population centers, (with a population of at least 1000 and a density of 400 or more people per square kilometer) [14] and rural areas, are often perceived as being distinct from one another [15 18], provincially elected decision-makers sometimes make provincial-wide policy without fully assessing their decisions' impact on rural communities or rural areas [19 22].
Members of the three Lib Dem decision making committees are elected by its members, and party members who have been elected as local representatives then vote on the party's policies at conferences.
He was nettled when the freemen (voters) insisted in 1634 on electing a representative assembly to share in decision making.
Water boards are often run by local elected officials, making decisions uneasily political.
The issues facing the United States Senate are too important not to have an elected representative making those decisions".
"We're elected to make decisions," Mr. Skelos said.
"We are elected to make decisions about zoning," Mr. Venditto said.
