Sentence examples for joint decisions from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, joint decisions are "lowest common denominator," another leader said.

"Similar to 2012, coordinated expenditure decisions are joint decisions.

Clark argues persuasively that the NATO "consensus engine" forces member governments to "buy into" joint decisions.

"This often happens because they didn't realize that they weren't making joint decisions".

The majority of its joint decisions remain on paper, partly because of continuing divisions among its members.

Asking information technology buyers to make joint decisions with furniture buyers could similarly strain corporate cultures and pecking orders.

SLF also suggests the party needs to adopt its own stance on the fiscal mandate after 2015, and not be bound by any joint decisions with the Tories.

One of the aims of the Tehrik-i-Taliban was to coordinate and take joint decisions on talks with the government.

Nolan, who previously had total control of football operations, and McCloughan said they would continue to make joint decisions on every issue for the 49ers.

But from this point you never, ever allowed even the smallest step towards greater integration, or even the smallest expansion of genuinely joint decisions.

When the leaders met in June, their joint decisions were cast as the starting point for tighter economic and monetary union in Europe.