Sentence examples for key decision making from inspiring English sources

A key decision making area in new product development is the evaluation of the viability and the market potentials of a new product.

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.

Highlights include the production of a powerful SLEEP SAFE video that is shown to all women delivering at a birthing hospital – a key decision making point for adopting safe sleep practices.

The aim is to find public firms with women on their boards, a female founder, women in key decision making roles or products and services that promote women's health and well-being.

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.

You can also foster a sense of ownership by including employees in key decision-making, making space for creative freedom, or encouraging employees to drive social impact initiatives.

With one notable exception, Indigenous staff did not hold key decision-making positions, and on the whole were clustered in the roles of Aboriginal Liaison Officer or Aboriginal Health Worker.

But the size of today's teams makes this unrealistic and those executives who end up relatively uninvolved in key decision-making become disengaged, as they come to realize they've been handed a rubber stamp rather than the brass ring.

Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan, who counted themselves among his closest allies, have been dropped from key decision-making panels for their alleged "anti-party" activities.

The key research questions are: a) How are decisions made concerning artificial nutrition for individuals at risk of lacking decision-making capacity? b) What are the key decision-making factors that are balanced?