Sentence examples for perverse decision-making from inspiring English sources

Looking towards Berlin from their fastnesses in the Ruhr and southern Germany, they see only weak leadership, perverse decision-making and poor communication.

Ministers deserve enormous credit for addressing this complex issue, and for tackling the perverse incentives that encouraged decision-making based on the needs of schools rather than pupils.

It advocates removing large perverse incentives that can inhibit good decision-making and value-based care – like fee-for-service payment models – but not devising elegant schemes to manufacture desired behaviors.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

"This can mean an infertile person is denied treatment, a somewhat perverse social judgment which impacts upon clinical decision-making and is unique to this area of medicine," she said.

Some researchers have argued that indicators should be selected taking into consideration: attribution for performance at system and entity level; facilitation of elaboration of link between processes and outcomes; reflecting what can be controlled by decision-making; and should not encourage perverse incentives [ 15, 61].

With Ai Weiwei and Daniel Ellsberg we need to form a global alliance against the perverts in power and restore the fight for transparency where it belongs -- in the decision-making process and protect ourselves from the perverse protectors who penetrate our privacy and our freedom of thought.

However, SPM has also been criticised for several reasons, such as encouraging perverse behaviours, stifling innovation and learning, and having little effect on decision-making processes.

"Decision-making is key".

His decision-making skills?

Decision-making is cumbersome.