Sentence examples for executive decisions and from inspiring English sources

Professor Miller, along with his colleague Martin Starr, wrote the seminal textbook, Executive Decisions and Operations Research, which was translated into sixteen languages for use around the world.

Emotional control suffers — the connection between the prefrontal cortex (where we make executive decisions) and the amygdala (which is associated with fear and other emotions) degrades — and we become more impulsive and prone to depression.

Led by an ambitious, autocratic chief justice who has consistently intervened in executive decisions and over turned economic policy, the judiciary is not only abetting the army's attempts to destabilise democracy but exercising power far outside its ambit.

The Lib Dems, in government, are making executive decisions, and whereas in perpetual opposition a party can make noises that seem to please most of the people much of the time, in office that is not always possible.

He said there is "a small but indeterminate category of national security-related claims, both for judicial review of executive decisions and for civil damages, in respect of which it is preferable that the option of a CMP – for all its inadequacies – should exist".

It reflexively blames the work for what might well be other failures -- failures of corporate nerve or imagination, failed executive decisions, and in this case certainly a failure to see that a Silverman sitcom might be temperamentally unsuited to network broadcast television.

Rome's great strength, the ancient historians argue (and modern historians seem to agree), stemmed from political institutions that turned internal divisions into an engine of external expansion, that allowed for popular participation and executive decision, and that concentrated strategic decision making in a powerful Senate composed of the leading men of Rome.

He bypassed Congress, made an executive decision and, all on his own, changed policy in a way that was likely to endear him to Latino voters, who are regarded as an important voting bloc in the presidential election, and that gave him control of the news cycle for the day.

But there's a fairly good sign that while there may be pockets of yuppies trying to make it happen, it hasn't quite caught on in Boston Updated at 3.09pm BST 2.51pm BST Lots of good breakfast options coming in but we're making an executive decision and opting for Flour Bakery.

The policy is an executive decision and does not need parliament's approval.

I made an executive decision and downgraded my punishment to self-flagellation.