Sentence examples for her decision making from inspiring English sources
"In instance after instance, she has not subjugated her own feelings but let them dominate her decision making.
While neither Progress Kentucky nor the radio host said, explicitly, that Ms. Chao's ethnic background factored into her decision making — that she had dual loyalties — the attack seems uncomfortably reminiscent of Lee Atwater's racially charged campaigns.
Some of her choices may be dictated by necessity — there aren't a whole lot of heroic parts available to women in Hollywood — but it's hard to ignore a certain perverse streak in her decision making.
This points to the notion that in order for a woman be able to utilise health services, her decision making rights ought to be safe-guarded.
Threats or other attempts to bully her will not play a factor in her decision making whatsoever," spokeswoman Annie Clark said last month.
She can imagine her case costing less (if her insurance covers the medical costs and she uses otherwise "wasted" sick-leave days) or more (if the opposite is true), but she decides to use $1,821 in her decision making.
A video of Ms. Hytner in the avalanche has been viewed nearly 700,000 times and spurred discussion online, a lot of it criticizing her decision-making.
This expanded purpose of DSS also suggests that the effectiveness of a DSS will, in the future, be measured based on how well it promotes and enhances knowledge, how well it improves the mental model(s) and understanding of the decision maker(s) and thereby how well it improves his/her decision making.
"I have been fair and impartial," she said, speaking of her decision-making, but Republicans have vilified her, and even accused her of poking, twisting and otherwise altering ballots during recounts last week of four precincts.
Judge Sotomayor has attracted attention for her musings in a 2001 speech about the impact her background might have on her decision-making, remarks a White House spokesman on Friday said reflected a poor choice of words.
26 The first author used self-reflexivity to check for potential biases from her dual clinician/researcher role, which may have influenced her decision-making throughout the study.
