Sentence examples similar to said decision making from inspiring English sources

Honeywell said decisions made during the quarter related to its purchase by General Electric, among other factors, hurt earnings.

She says decisions made in Tokyo are almost impossible to reverse.

Many echoed Mr. Ermarth, saying decisions made in coming weeks will heavily influence the rules for security, war and intervention at a time of unrivaled American power.

"I think it's brilliant they are involved and a really big deal," she says, "Decision-making within the family rests with the man [in these communities], so their involvement is crucial".

As for "full sovereignty," American officials have said decision-making authority over security matters will be shared.

Mr. Toyoda has said decision-making would continue to rest in Japan.

Dr Greene said: "Decision-making is all too often subjective and inconsistent".

He said decision-making had to be devolved but said there were people "within editorial who are very reluctant to accept they are part of management but they are".

Yoon Sang Ryul, a deputy manager at the Hyundai Asan Company, which oversees the North Korean business interests of the Hyundai group, South Korea's largest conglomerate, said decision-making in the North is cumbersome and often difficult for outsiders to understand.

As Josiah Bartlet (and Harry Truman) once said, "Decisions are made by those who show up".

He later said that decision made his finger worse.