Sentence examples for making process even from inspiring English sources

All those who have an interest or an expectation about the stake are actors of the decision making process, even if they do not have any formal role in the institutional process.

There were no differences in the high levels of satisfaction with decision making between groups which suggests that including care-providers in the decision making process even if unplanned does not reduce decision satisfaction.

According to the legal regulations, in these cases ADs must be checked for important information about a person's views which can be taken into account in the best interests decision making process, even if they are not binding.

In other words, the higher rate would affect the decision making process even if it might not change women's ultimate behaviour: "If there's more chance that you would have all the treatment and it was unnecessary, you'd be less likely to have the screening, I would say".

Hübner add that the aim of the negotiations is to come up with revised rules that will make the decision-making process even more transparent, which should help build public trust.

This can create a vicious cycle that slows down your decision-making process even more, as fear of making a bad decision is part of what slows you down in the first place.

In her writing, she emphasizes making rural women part of the decision-making process, even when it is not standard cultural practice.

In fact, legislators in New York are already trying to find ways to have some say in the decision-making process, even, apparently after the fact.

"Many new judges have used those books as the basic how-to manuals to learn about the decision-making process, even how to deal with colleagues and law clerks," Judge Katzmann said in an interview.

The administration should continue to fast-track this policy-making process, even though obligations on religious institutions will not kick in until August 2013.

This is true if only because such power can always be wrested away from us, and knowing this is bound to bring an intensified level of panic into someone's decision-making process -- even a trained professional's.