Sentence examples for makes final decisions from inspiring English sources

He makes final decisions on product design, if not in detail.

That makes final decisions something of a lottery because, although impartial, the Law Lords approach cases with inclinations and preconceptions, like judges anywhere.

"You get good people," he added, echoing his son's frequent refrain that a president principally assembles a team, delegates responsibilities and makes final decisions based upon good advice.

As a result, although the Department of Justice makes final decisions on matters like this, we are expressing to Justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case.

Thousands of dying patients are being let down by poor end-of-life care provision, the organisation that makes final decisions about NHS complaints in England has said.

Stay tuned for more budget action as Congress makes final decisions on the FY15 appropriations bills although the way things are going, there may not be a final budget until the end of the year.

Most important, he said, career civil servants, not political appointees, make final decisions on contracts.

Pentagon officials say they are considering revising their methodology, though they have not made final decisions.

Reins would radically re-position Congress to make final decisions that involve detailed technical matters.

"But neither side wanted to make final decisions until they tackled Jerusalem".

Mr. Rumsfeld told the local leaders that he was not yet prepared to make final decisions.