Sentence examples for promotional decisions from inspiring English sources

Promotional decisions are made at our discretion.

Publishers make critical promotional decisions based on early sales.

Under that plan, teachers may use attendance and classroom work, in addition to standardized test scores, to make promotional decisions.

The Hawks' front office was skeletal, to put it kindly, and Blake ended up functioning as the general manager, making basketball decisions as well as promotional decisions, before assuming the title in 1960.

For example, a committee responsible for determining which young professionals should be promoted at a certain time may take ad hoc decisions or follow a set of predefined rules regulating promotional decisions.

Perhaps this was a sound promotional decision nationwide, but in Oldsmar, it was a strategic blunder.

Actual practice clearly seems to be adrift with an acute need for a restatement of documented guidelines to inform the promotional decision-making process.

Several official criteria (such as attendance and behavior) are often ignored by most teachers who appear to be the primary promotional decision-makers in the schools.

Key Findings and Conclusions Promotional decision-making practices were found to be highly variable with a mix of both creative and arbitrary approaches being employed by the schools surveyed.

The rub is that exalting cognitive diversity and conflating it with "diversity" provides a justification and explanation for hiring what amounts to more of the same, and if the views of this Google engineer are representative of a larger silent majority (spoiler alert: they are) with hiring, firing, and promotional purview, bad decision making abounds.

1996, shortly before the release of their fourth album, Tarantula, and the band had convened for a meeting at their manager's house, to discuss promotional duties and business decisions and to sign a raft of paperwork.