Sentence examples for major decision made from inspiring English sources

But her portfolio has expanded to include virtually every major decision made by the governor.

The closures are the first major decision made by Mr Walden since he took charge of the business from the long-serving boss, Terry Duddy, earlier this year.

One hallmark of his administration was his attention to detail — Bowen was directly involved in every major decision made during his tenure and stayed abreast of all issues confronting the University.

It is a job that has an impact on almost every major decision made in the White House, although most of the work is performed in the shadows -- at least until controversy erupts.

Further, in states with primaries that fall on Sept. 10 -- New York, Maryland, Florida, North Carolina and New Hampshire, among those most closely watched -- the anniversary is certain to influence almost every major decision made by the parties and their candidates in the final days of the contest.

Sustainability involves all the elements and functions of an organization and every major decision made within the organization (Chen and Singh 1995; Bryson 2004; Carsrud and Brännback 2010).

Outcome 1: Students will be able to explain the major decision making anomalies that constitute the core of behavioral economics.

"Business rates continue to be one of the major decision making points behind whether or not a retailer feels they can continue their business," Dickinson said.

This has serious ramifications for the women (and to lesser extent lower rank men) of Emae, whereby they are excluded from major decision making.

Hyundai is also planning to set up an ethics committee of outside directors and experts to prevent "unethical elements" from major decision making processes, and reinforcing the functions of board members and auditors to improve transparency and corporate governance.

3. The National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria might challenge the institution of any form of policy on graduate clinical training of physicians that does not offer them a major decision making power for curriculum design, implementation and examination.