Sentence examples for managers to decide from inspiring English sources

A6 NATIONAL A14- White House Overhauls Rules for National Forests The Bush administration issued broad new rules overhauling the guidelines for managing the nation's 155 national forests and making it easier for regional managers to decide whether to allow logging, drilling or off-road vehicles.

With any Lush campaign, says Mo, it's up to individual store managers to decide whether to run it or not.

It is up to senior managers to decide how much they are willing to spend for various features and services.

The Just Culture (JC) process, originally introduced by James Reason (1997), remains a popular framework helping managers to decide how to respond in cases of human error or non-conformance which contributed to an incident.

That in turn pushed Epicurum's managers to decide to liquidate the entire fund, a move that could not be done in time to pay Parmalat its $589.9 million.

Instead, they broadened the power of forest managers to decide whether mines, logging operations, cellphone towers or other development would be appropriate uses of forest land.

He said: "It is down to the manager to decide.

The governing body cannot simply leave this one to its manager to decide.

A Decision Support System (DSS) can help a manager to decide the sequence of clients to contact to reach a designed target.

It's time for the manager to decide on the futures of some of England's stars; who should stay and who should go?

When they escalate a report, it usually means it is sent to a more senior manager to decide what to do.