Sentence examples for larger decision making from inspiring English sources

Business customers identify the need but usually work as part of a larger decision making group.

An approach that commonly works well is to establish a small Executive Committee that guides the process and decision making; while a larger decision making group (comprised of stakeholders) would then be charged with implementing the chosen methodology and to make decisions.

The yes/maybe/no answers provided by these reviews are extremely useful for a wide variety of purposes, such as policy making, guideline development, and large-scale organisational decision making.

That could mean Ofcom is delegated large areas of decision making.

Several people interviewed in Manhattan yesterday indicated that the letters did not loom large in their decision making.

Travel through India for any length of time and you will soon understand why inadequate road and rail connections, poor port facilities, dismal water and sewer lines, blackout-prone electrical grids and other infrastructure woes are looming large in business decision making concerning the subcontinent.

However, this approach requires an effective information system that can process both the characteristics of the river basin and the agricultural activities using at least two embedded scales: the scale of the small agricultural catchment for action by farmers and the scale of a larger watershed for public decision making.

That $189 payroll figure looms large in the Yankees' decision making, Cashman admitted, but he felt no need to match the big spending of teams like the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Los Angeles Angels.

As he and his fellow Nevada voters caucus for the Democrats on Saturday and the Republicans on Tuesday, their experiences living through the worst of the US housing collapse will play a large part in their decision making.

This item has been used in large national studies of decision making.

Although the acquisition of part of ABN was identified as the single largest poor decision made by RBS, the regulator was keen to stress that there were a series of bad judgment calls at the bank, in particular from Cameron's division.