Sentence examples for little decision-making from inspiring English sources

For some women, especially those who previously had little decision-making power, being able to discuss and make decisions together was a very important development.

The hard-working, low-level minions with little decision-making power.

In the early days of Hollywood, casting directors had little decision-making power.

He can order around the eunuchs and canoodle with Ar Mo, but he has little decision-making power.

Women and girls are a marginalised group in this patriarchal society; their roles are largely as wives and mothers and they have very little decision-making ability within the family.

This change is based on evidence that plain film radiography adds little decision-making information in haemodynamically stable patients with negative physical examination of the neck or pelvis [24 26].

Establishing an incubator structure for spin-offs seems to be a learning process during which little decision making can be exerted over senior management's social network in the financial and business community for securing the financial, technological and human resources for the science-based entrepreneurial firms.

Norms, knowledge sharing, teams, and leadership emerge to deal with what little decision making and coordination are required, but these structures are much looser than the ones found in most companies.

He also notes the election of Trump will likely result in six months of "wait and see in Ottawa with very, very little decision making on policy".

Is India's problem too much centralisation of power, as Mr Gandhi argues, or rather too little effective decision-making and implementation, across the board?Third, Mr Gandhi has some rather hostile views of China.

Conversely, those with low influence and interest levels can be considered non-critical and can be involved in communications, but little direct decision-making.