Sentence examples for electoral decision-making from inspiring English sources

A web-based student startup that aims to refocus voters' electoral decision-making landed the $20,000 top prize at Thursday's poster-judging for the information-technology category of Berkeley's Big Ideas innovation contest.

Voter assessments of party competence have become a key explanation of electoral decision-making.

His doctorate explored formal models of electoral decision making in France's Fifth Republic.

Putting all your electoral decision making eggs into the Supreme Court's basket is an unfortunately popular phenomenon.

Peter Buisseret's research is focused on political economy theory, and understanding how political institutions such as legislative process and electoral rules affect collective decision-making in societies.

Next year is likely to be worse, as electoral politics will further impede decision-making in the US, France and several other countries.

While health and human services nominee Tom Price and House speaker Paul Ryan make no secret of their desire to repeal the ACA, the electoral consequences could potentially constrain their decision-making, even if the health consequences do not.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

And when the same party, supposedly synonymous with democracy and transparency, is accused by its own members of secretive decision-making, that could spell electoral oblivion.

These authors argue that global politics can be democratized through a series of decentralized, non-electoral mechanisms that help reassert public control over decision-making.

In each of the two previous examples, an action that is undoubtedly suboptimal in a certain narrowly defined choice problem (among pairs of shoes or electoral partitions) can be "rationalized" by considering the totality of the decision-making environment.