It is often the myriad of small decisions that nudge you closer to where you want to be, and those are the decisions that can be corrected if you realize that you are not moving where you want to go.
Meanwhile, in cases such as the aftermath of the Winterbourne View scandal and the inquiry by Sir Stephen Bubb into the care of people with learning disabilities, bold promises have not been followed through with the myriad of local decisions needed to deliver them.
"A myriad of discretionary decisions are made at every level in the system," the court said in a 5-to-1 ruling approving the changes in the review process, "and sorting out their relationship to the race of either defendants or victims is complex and difficult.
But I believe we're nearing a crucial point at which, depending on a myriad of separate decisions ultimately made by individual people, tomorrow's technologies can and will either increase or diminish our individual and collective freedoms by a very significant degree.
4. Keep your eye on the prize: Throughout life you will face a myriad of financial decisions related to home purchases, saving, investing, insurance and retirement.
And when you take a look at the issues facing the states--voting law changes, access to reproductive choice, creating jobs, enacting healthcare reform--you'll find a myriad of debates, decisions, and actions with serious influence on our lives.
Theocrats want to regulate who people love, how they live their private lives, what they read, their entertainment choices and the myriad of "moral" decisions people make about their lives.
Properly functioning markets should transform a myriad of self-interested decisions into the common good.
Sports marketers are faced with a myriad of marketing mix decisions that c benefit from fan input.
