Sentence examples for future decision-makers from inspiring English sources

It also aims at creating networks of future decision-makers across the region.

Either way, those future decision-makers can give themselves a huge head start simply by reading this book.

There exist already plenty of methodology to describe agri-environmental development, which mean that future decision-makers will be better informed about the changes of agricultural systems.

He was presenting a report from hundreds of scientists that concluded with "a stark warning for both current and future decision-makers on the consequences of inaction food production and the food system must assume a much higher priority in political agendas across the world".Politicians say they are listening.

According to Rosner, the crisis has motivated many leaders "in at-risk communities to investigate the environmental hazards around them". And he holds out hope that after focusing on Flint in his graduate and undergraduate courses, future decision-makers will prevent these crises from happening again.

In the future, decision-makers should be aware of the positive and negative aspects of a large-scale rewilding, and all stakeholders, especially the affected local communities, should be included in any decision making process that concerns the establishment of protected areas which are left to develop without human control.

Young people are the future decision makers of this country and it's important that we take a more active role.

It is imperative, he says, that the stories of the current wars be written and disseminated, especially on college campuses, where future decision makers are clustered.

These are the future decision makers that can change how business is done, maybe for the worse, but hopefully for the better.

By targeting the language and logic that made torture thinkable, this book shows how future decision makers can craft an effective counternarrative and set a new course for U.S. policy toward POWs and detainees.

Above all, the CST was a reflection of how Quebec viewed the importance of the growing interface of science, culture and innovation in society; it also served as an important training ground for future decision makers and scholars.