Sentence examples for excluded from decision making from inspiring English sources
The medical establishment, which enjoys great influence over regional decision making, monopolized leadership on perinatal care in the region; as the following citation indicates, the CLSC actors felt excluded from decision making.
As a result, according to Binalshibh, Jarrah felt isolated and excluded from decision making.
Young feminists are considered to be an evil, scary threat; as a result we are completely excluded from decision making.
Replying to a letter of withdrawal from the project from Mr. Volpe and the Met's president, Paul M. Montrone, Lincoln Center's three top officials -- Beverly Sills, the chairwoman; Gordon J. Davis, the president; and Marshall Rose, chairman of the redevelopment corporation -- disputed the Met's claims that it had been excluded from decision making.
In many places across the world, women spend countless hours collecting and preparing water for their families, yet they are often excluded from decision making.
In the acute setting, carers have complained of feeling excluded from decision making [ 33].
Our faculty and students have routinely been excluded from decision-making.
"Expanding the scope of the Rooney Rule would increase the likelihood that minority candidates long excluded from decision-making positions will receive fair consideration for open positions".
Tsakalotos believes the anti-austerity government speaks for the growing numbers across Europe who, subjected to the brutal vagaries of the market, feel excluded from decision-making.
Like many on the Greek left, he believes Athens' anti-austerity government speaks for the growing numbers across Europe who, subjected to the brutal vagaries of the market, feel excluded from decision-making.
On the one hand, this circumstance means that non-members are being excluded from decision-making processes within the APUs and cannot directly influence the management strategies of the PC and its members.
