Overreliance on intelligence to support key policy decisions results in skewed or incomplete analysis that lacks the fuller context needed for sound decision-making.
Mr. Suskind asks whether this was "a model for sound decision making, a crutch to delay, or avoid, the decisions only a president can make, or a recipe for producing half-measures — a pinch of this matched with a scoop of that — masquerading as solutions".
Intrinsically, LCA results have large uncertainties, and these must be understood in order to allow for sound decision-making [10].
It thereby erodes the social role (and justification) of profit as an inducement for sound decision-making in the public interest.
We conduct an experiment to investigate the effect of rankings, which are pervasive in practice, on the honesty of managers' budget reports, which is important for sound decision making in organizations.
All employees from scientists to policy makers, the departmental manual now declares, should "act in the interest of the advancement of science and scholarship for sound decision making, by using the most appropriate, best available, high quality scientific and scholarly data and information".
It promotes connections between nerve cells, helps develop motor skills and coordination, and lays the groundwork during youth for sound decision-making well into adulthood.
Our data are the first such molecular biology report regarding low-grade tumours and as such should be of help for sound decision-making.
The Fiji government, like their counterparts in many low- and middle-income countries, has limited economic and human resources with low access to technology and inadequate evidence for sound decision making.
