Sentence examples for lead decision-maker from inspiring English sources

Goodell said "everything is on the table" in terms of how the league might change the way it handles domestic abuse cases, including the possibility that his role as the lead decision-maker on discipline in such instances might change.

To his credit, Perry has been far better as the lead decision-maker since coming aboard, plucking a few diamonds in the rough (Mitchell Robinson, Allozo Trier) via the draft and making shrewd free-agent signings on a limited budget (i.e. Noah Vonleh).

Clinton thus was not the lead decision-maker in key peace efforts.

Algorithms are essential tools for planning, but they can easily lead decision makers astray.

The extracted relations among attributes can further lead decision-makers in framing air transport policies that should be implemented in various cases of congestion.

(Decision-making and what impacts risk-aversion and risk-seeking are of particular interest, since women become the lead decision-makers since they live longer and typically outlive their spouses).

Indeed, one of the most thorny problems so far has been that Iran has been pretty sure that America and its allies didn't really want a deal either, and were just going through the motions before an attack could be justified to the world.... an assumption that Iran is going nuclear can lead decision-makers to miss the signals and signs when a negotiated settlement is actually possible.

The Executive Director is the lead decision maker in regards to operational control as much as administration.

There was consensus among the participants that it is important for family physicians to trust their patients' abilities to make beneficent health-related decisions about medical tourism and to be the lead decision-makers around treatment abroad.

The findings here are also in consonance with other previous studies in Ghana, which showed that husbands, mothers-in-law, grandmothers and compound heads were some of the lead decision-makers on matters of health seeking [ 17, 29– 31].

Family physicians indicated that they trust their patients to act as the lead decision-makers about medical tourism, but are conflicted when the information they are managing contradicts the best interests of the patients.