Sentence examples for lack of decision from inspiring English sources

A lack of decision making and clarity of purpose will lead to a rapid loss of support and credibility.

That period of groping, rather than indicating any lack of decision in Mao's character, was a reflection of China's situation at the time.

As a consequence, organizations which offer IPS2 or industrial services experience a lack of decision support in determining robust capacity planning strategies in highly dynamic and uncertain environments.

In addition, there is a lack of Decision Support Tools that consider all their benefits in the decision making process in a clear and integrated holistic way.

That all makes sense; what is utterly confusing, though, is why, exactly three decades later, the workforce that keeps our air-transport system intact has been effectively crippled because of decisions in Washington or rather a lack of decision.

Luckily I had made a commitment to salmon before I got there, because had I not, I would still be weeping openly at my lack of decision making skills and truffle pecorino oh Jesus.

"We're suffering from a lack of decision-making," said Peter Cookson Smith, architect, urban planner and president of the Institute of Planners.

Beretta and Macalli strengthened the Lazio owner's position when they both agreed with his claims regarding their lack of decision-making powers, each acknowledging that their role is simply to represent the will of the clubs that they represent.

For now, the market seems to be in a pause, he said, adding, "There's a lot of confusion and apprehension, and when we see that, we also often see a lack of decision-making".

Between needless policies, endless paperwork, and a lack of decision-making authority, you can start to wonder if the corporate rule-makers are actively trying to make your job harder.

The law, and many bioethicists, recognize exceptions to informed consent requirements, such as lack of decision-making capacity, or emergency circumstances where the patient's wishes are unknown (Tännsjö 1999; Emanuel, Wendler, and Grady 2000).