Sentence examples for informal decision from inspiring English sources

This was the routine, first-level, informal decision which most financial institutions usually accept and implement.

I'm completely unrepentant about sofa government... having a formal meeting of cabinet does not make a decision or a discussion any better than having an informal decision and discussion in a group.

Indeed, the family-oriented workplace inspires loyalty, flexible work practices, higher productivity, better communication through a shared family language, lower transaction costs (wages) and informal decision making (Kerr and Schlosser 2007).

For example, in the Emae case, participation in formal and informal decision making was mostly negative within the boundaries set by our framework, particularly in reference to gender-based exclusion.

The very nature of these economies being inconsistent in policies, harboring informal decision systems, and bearing complex social and cultural factors, is catalyst to the emergence of entrepreneurship (Tonoyan et al. 2006).

Indeed, an informal decision can easily be taken by both network managers by only taking a glance at Figure 6, which is not possible with Figure 7 as a degree of liberty is lost since IA,UM(S p ) and IA,OMare now implicit to the curves.

The identified susceptibility can be evaluated against the level of livelihood resilience (with the caveat of real limitations) comprising the following attributes: knowledge, information, and resource flows; participation in formal and informal decision-making processes; capabilities, agency, assets, and activities required for a means of living; social capital; and human rights.

Local scale analyses require an understanding of informal decision-makers and institutions and the ways that they connect more broadly with other actors.

Participation in formal and informal decision-making processes relates to how decisions are made inside communities, while also accounting for macro decisions that may affect them.

In contrast to informal decision-making groups such as committees, they follow explicit steps that can be replicated.

It is anticipated, for example, that the questions will address the context and factors such as informal decision-making processes, and the impact of different professional groups' perspectives, knowledge base and skill set on the use of reporting guidelines.