Sentence examples for many major decisions from inspiring English sources

He makes many major decisions, current and former U.S. officials told me.

And after the merger, Mr. Levin and Robert W. Pittman, the other co-chief operating officer, left Mr. Parsons out of many major decisions.

Although the board has not yet issued many major decisions reversing Bush-era policies, it has begun requiring private sector employers to post a notice about workers' right to unionize, and Mr. Solomon has begun moving more aggressively to win reinstatement of union supporters fired illegally by management during unionization drives.

Too often, the trustees who serve on university boards see little value to be gained from faculty input on many major decisions that affect the institution.

Addai suggests a potential interaction of social influence by place of residence: "While all such [individual] choices are bounded by social context, they are probably more so for rural women for whom social, cultural and family ties frame many major decisions" [ 35].

But the strategy also carries a risk to the state, Mr. DiNapoli said, since it will compress so many major spending decisions into a short time.

The implementation of the Freedom Act highlights that in a government marked by gridlock, there have been many major policy decisions that impact the tech industry from Washington this year.

Rapid and accurate estimation of the glomerular filtation rate (GFR) is required for many major clinical decisions in patients with chronic nephropathies [ 1].

He made so many good, major decisions it would be nit-picky to highlight the few errors in judgment he had.

But Republicans who have dealt with the campaign say that it is more Anthony Carbonetti, along with other New York insiders, who has Mr. Giuliani's ear, and who is, with the former mayor, driving many of the major decisions in the campaign.

In theory, universities remain self-governing institutions, with the faculty responsible for many of the major decisions.