Sentence examples for in key decision making from inspiring English sources
Uefa president Michel Platini's plan of having five match officials – an extra assistant referee behind each goal – has been trialled in this season's Europa League, but Hodgson has seen no evidence of a dramatic improvement in key decision making.
We see the potential for conflict in genetic management recommendations leading to three key decision making steps in captive breeding programs to limit fitness losses.
This increases impact on key decision making in these areas.
A key decision making area in new product development is the evaluation of the viability and the market potentials of a new product.
Traditional leaders play a key decision making role in circumcision and should have a role to play in the national strategy for the national programme to be successful in traditionally circumcising areas.
Through the use of a stochastic approach, this study has attempted to incorporate uncertainty into several of the key decision making steps in the MCDA procedure, and particularly into the assignment of relative importance scores to risk factor layers.
Rather, the picture we have painted is that each key decision made in this review leads to a more pessimistic finding.
A new infrastructure that included a role for treatment in key decision-making would have possibly helped to improve some of these problems with assessment and treatment.
And yes, while the firm does have in place its partners in key decision-making government jobs (former treasury secretary Hank Paulson, the former Goldman CEO, was the man behind last year's bailout of the firm after he let Lehman fall into bankruptcy) I can make a case that other firms have just as much stroke in Washington.
He added: "It's inexplicable why talented black and minority ethnic people are no longer in key decision-making positions".
The Obama administration must seek to ensure the secure and active participation of women as leaders in key decision-making strategies like negotiating with the "moderate" Taliban, a move that will have devastating implications for women and girls.
