Sentence examples for governing decisions from inspiring English sources
Secretary Napolitano is an unelected administrative bureaucrat who does not have the right to make governing decisions for this country.
A 2010 study found governing decisions about welfare policies explained up to 47percentt of the observed differences in life expectancy between countries.
Attack is also made on the adequacy of the statutory standards governing decisions of the county board in light of the requirements of due process.
These coalitions also demanded more access to information about how water funds were being spent and a say in the governing decisions of local water utilities.
Then, the argument goes, the opposition would be responsible for governing decisions, and its positions — for privatizing Social Security, rolling back health-care benefits and giving huge tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans — would backfire.
In 2010, Mr Christie made one of the worst governing decisions of the Great Recession by canceling the Access to the Region's Core project (ARC), a commuter rail tunnel under the Hudson River to double the maxed-out subway capacity between northern New Jersey and New York City.
The approach starts by modelling the constraints governing decision-making activity in the real world.
It's the first governing decision — and a way to see who is thinking seriously about how to succeed in the White House.
This is the stance that is closest to the governing, decision-making, leading-from-the-front style we're used to seeing in efficiency-led organizations, except for one crucial difference.
Exploring rules governing decision making has been fascinating various fields of research, and its domain of implication ranges from our daily lives to corporate and governmental scenes.
The standard allows for policies and context information, governing decision making, to be distributed to client terminal devices to assist the decision of how to exploit various access options, within the constraints imposed by the policies.
