The point is that if you grant decision-making authority, you should be willing to live with the decision the employee makes.
Hug them tighterSweden and Finland want to be as close and interoperable as possible with NATO, without being members; NATO has sought to embrace them as closely as possible, and is drawing up new privileges, without granting them decision-making rights.
If we're going to get it right this time, a reauthorized ESEA must grant more decision-making power at the local level.
So far, Mr. Orr, who is expected to continue making major spending decisions for the city as the bankruptcy process goes along over the coming year, has allowed the salaries of Mr. Bing and Detroit's City Council to remain in place and has granted them continuing decision-making powers over day-to-day decisions around the city.
Yet in a "good for the goose but not for the gander" ruling, they declined to grant such informed decision-making to women, decreeing that the risk of nausea or dizziness outweighs any increase in female sexual desire.
In many instances, both in the public arena and inside private organizations, consensus building groups are often granted only advisory, not decision-making, power.
They are granted great authority in decision-making.
We argue that in countries where enterprise liability is weaker, corporations have a greater incentive to incorporate their units as legally independent subsidiaries (asset partitioning), while also granting these units more decision-making autonomy.
To affirm dignity is to confirm belonging and grant a voice in decision-making while disallowing exclusion, paternalism, and coercion.
These early opinions set the groundwork for later cases in which a broad right to free academic decision-making was granted to the universities themselves.
