Sentence examples for national decision making from inspiring English sources

Anthoff, D. & Tol, R. S. J. On international equity weights and national decision making on climate change.

The Pan American Health Organization's ProVac Initiative, designed to strengthen national decision making regarding the introduction of new vaccines, was initiated in 2004.

The strains of the security situation and absence of key leaders have stalled internal political debates, slowed national decision making, and increased Maliki's vulnerability to alternative coalitions.

For example, Magirou (1984) analyzed the process of national decision making about energy saving and fuel switching programs under non-cooperative policy as a non-zero-sum game.

Secondly, in the analysis of determinants of migration flows to EU-15 countries from 2004 to 2011, evidence is found that the "welfare magnet" effect is rather weak or does not persist at all and presumably does not influence national decision making.

As argued by leading economists Professor Barry Eichengreen (Berkely) and Charles Wyplosz (Geneva), four minimum conditions should be met to guarantee the stability of the monetary union in case of a return to national decision making on fiscal matters.

These trends in national decision-making, which show tendencies of convergence, could make an EU-driven 'top-down' harmonisation of support either dispensable or at least (depending on the agreement) less controversial.

Having created a single currency without the political machinery to make it work, how far are eurozone countries prepared to dissolve national decision-making into a de facto federal government to run, and create, a single economy?

It still controls national decision-making on critical domestic and foreign policy issues.

More striking, the current Congress is both older in age but younger in experience with national decision-making.

Fairness and balance can be media mantras at general election time, or whenever they directly affect national decision-making.