Sentence examples for impede decision-making from inspiring English sources
Next year is likely to be worse, as electoral politics will further impede decision-making in the US, France and several other countries.
To impede decision-making, it sent only a vice foreign minister to meetings set for the level of heads of state.
This challenge is reflective of 'principal-agent' issue discussed in health related accountability literature (Brinkerhoff and Bossert 2008; Buchanan 1988; Smith et al. 1997) in which state actors cannot be held fully responsible for performance due to the hierarchy and multiple levels of delegation that impede decision-making and/or action.
For decades, the current reporting structure has impeded decision-making and deepened problems at the census.
Yukio Sakamoto, the president and chief executive in Tokyo, believes that using titles like "department chief" impedes decision-making and innovation.
These challenges impacted meeting productivity, disrupted group discussion, and impeded decision-making, all of which can be costly to a construction project.
When Standard & Poor's downgraded the U.S.'s bond rating, one of the main reasons they cited for their action were the dysfunctionalities the world had observed in the way politics in Washington impeded decision-making.
In the case of HIV, the lack of current, setting-specific economic evaluations of existing interventions may have impeded decision-making, especially in poor countries where the efficient use of scarce resources is crucially needed [ 7].
Psychological violence included verbal attacks (insults, humiliations); control and power (isolation from family and friends, impeded decision-making, economic abandonment); pursuit and harassment, verbal threats (threats on the life of the woman or her family, threats regarding custody of children, intimidating phone calls); and blackmail (economic or emotional).
