Sentence examples for enact decisions from inspiring English sources

A subscriber or set of subscribers run as close to the publishers as is feasible and analyse monitoring state and enact decisions in real time.

The risk profile for an entrepreneur heavily depends on the operational context, the level of ambiguity that surrounds the product or service, and the entrepreneur's capacity to make and enact decisions.

"We need to identify the problems and understand the causes before we can enact decision that will return the whole river to a swimmable condition," he said.

When the class re-enacted decisions made during the Cuban missile crisis, he played President Kennedy.

Of the more than 90 editors who contributed to the discussion, 58 expressed support for the ban, however the final decision was taken by editors designated as "closers", who are authorised to enact consensus decisions.

G.M.'s chairman, Rick Wagoner, said that China's ability to enact government decisions made it a top place to introduce technologies like hydrogen-burning cars or plug-in electric cars.

("Practical" would seem to be implied. Who's going to read a book about impractical wisdom?) As the authors see it, practical wisdom roughly amounts to being a mensch — that is, having honor and integrity, but also rising above workaday ephemera to recognize and enact wise decisions for the greater good.

In the traditional top-down system, the task of learning technology is to help enact the decisions made at higher levels in the system.

By capabilities, Scharpf refers to the power of actors to enact their decisions, and contains all resources that enable an actor to influence an outcome.

Health literacy includes the capacity to communicate, assert and enact these decisions [ 1– 3].

This includes the capacity to communicate, assert and enact these decisions.