Sentence examples for failures of decision from inspiring English sources

The board has determined, however, that the accident was largely caused by failures of decision making and communications at NASA that amount to systemic trouble in the space agency.

Just providing coverage, however, will not remedy the failures of decision-making and execution that are hobbling American health care.

For many, the Burgess saga will be the final nail in Lancaster's coffin and indeed it is hard to see how he can survive as head coach following such a high profile failure of decision-making.

However, this might also means we have not noticed the repeated failure of decision-makers to honour their commitment to protect this unique wilderness.

Military commanders were among the sharpest witnesses to the inquiry, strongly criticising the failures of Whitehall decision makers.

Although some delusions can be accompanied by severe failures of autonomous decision-making and give rise to action for which the agent is not held accountable, it is not obvious that these are generalisable phenomena.

In order to avoid errors by wrongly accounting reproductive failures to decisions of the males, we restricted our analysis of male fertilisation success to those males that inseminated at least the first female they copulated with.

Immune network theory enables the design of a Reinforcement Learning (RL) mechanism to interconnect cases, capture explicit knowledge about the outcomes (success and failure) of control decisions and enable decision-making by taking advantage of previous outcomes in reaction to new occurrences of disturbances.

His reaction, widely shared among law teachers, points to the real failure of the decision that gave the presidency to George W. Bush.

5.31pm BST Taekwondo John Cox emails: "What do you think the result of the utter failure of the decision to pick Lutalo Mohammed ahead of Aaron Cook should or will be, in terms of funding, for example?" For those who need a quick refresher course, Lutalo Muhammad was controversially selected for the GB Olympics squad ahead of World No1 Aaron Cook.

According to Richard Clarke, former national security advisor on terrorism and author of Your Government Failed You: Breaking the Cycle of National Security Disasters (2008), the principal failure of U.S. decision makers was to direct their efforts not at al Qaeda but at its state sponsor, protector, or enabler.