Sentence examples for logistical decisions from inspiring English sources

Despite existing in the popular imagination as an adventurous pursuit, the ascent in Krakauer's account involved a great deal of inaction and passivity: the route was pre-determined, key logistical decisions had (or should have) been solved in advance, coöperation between climbers was minimal.

The branches of locating facilities are broad and long-lasting, influencing numerous operational and logistical decisions.

The ZIPs on our list are not pegged to neighborhoods or populations like Congressional districts, but to a series of logistical decisions on how to distribute mail.

Second, road freight transport operations take place in a logistical context, which is an issue because the microeconomic drivers of logistical decisions are at present only partially understood [5].

These include the ever increasing importance of the customer preferences in shippers' logistical arrangements, the closer integration between logistical decisions and production and marketing decisions, and the rationalisation of logistical and transport operations.

Consequently, in late April, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen said Iraqi leaders must decide "within weeks" whether they want U.S. troops to stay because the military would soon have to make "irrevocable" logistical decisions.

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Once they have free reign of the border they will flow like water into the interior where they will come and go as they like, pick and choose their targets on their timetable, and insert themselves into our logistical decision making process by choking off the MSR's that connect the far-flung urban centers which the West will "protect" in vain.

While surgeons consulted the Internet and colleagues, neither was considered highly applicable to the expressed informational and logistical decision-making needs associated with complex management issues.

One reason for this is logistical: a decision in the justice system must have some finality, because it would be impossible to relitigate every case.

Mr. Dauba-Pantanacce said: "Recent supply disruption could also be linked to inefficient distribution systems, lack of a centralization in the logistical and decision-making processes of the various U.A.E.