Sentence examples for failed decisions from inspiring English sources

In this upside-down world, the taxpayer bears the brunt of failed decisions while crony capitalists make billions when times are flush.

For example, Jeb Bush would have the specter of his brother's failed decisions looming over every opportunity to engage in military action.

It's my name and it's going to be me who is holding him accountable for the failed decisions and votes that he has made against the people of Kentucky," Grimes said.

The only outcome worse than this flawed, failed decision would be for the President and Congress, two co-equal branches of government, to surrender in the face of this out-of-control act of unconstitutional, judicial tyranny.

Differences between assessors'privatete' and 'public' judgments could be caused by the teacher's wish to protect the educational relationship with a student or by pressure from external sources, such as student appeals, which could militate against fail decisions in the absence of airtight evidence.

Candidates were marked according to the standard of their performance but an overall pass or fail decision was made at the completion of the clinical assessment.

In the past, most assessments were conducted for comparison with greater emphasis on pass-fail decisions than assessments for development.

Since the Blackheath negotiations had failed, the decision was taken that the King himself should meet the rebels, at Greenwich, on the south side of the Thames.

Women with tattoos exhibited higher scores in the BIS-11, and failed in decision making tasks such as the IGT.

The trade unions' industrial actions combined with radical left wing movements against the government that made decisions in the early 1980s to follow open economic policies and abandon protectionism, but these decisions failed to bring rapid success.

And once the N.I.B. is set up, where the ministry has failed to take decisions within the time frame, N.I.B. will take unto itself the authority to take that decision on behalf of the government.