Sentence examples for serious decision-making from inspiring English sources
It also considered that the text "money back if he walks" and the refund offer was likely to be seen as making light of the serious decision-making process involved in the trial, while references to Pistorius's disability were also likely to cause serious or widespread offence.
In addition to the historic ritual and public mourning, there was also serious decision-making.
"Still, to other countries, the United States' increasingly serious decision-making problems reduces the attractiveness of the American Model and trust in the American economy," Xinhua said.
In Libya, women have been excluded from much of the serious decision-making, and the security challenges of a country awash in militias and guns often push their concerns to the back burner, said Alaa Murabit, founder of the Voice of Libyan Women, a nongovernmental activist group.
Officials on all sides expect that the serious decision-making will begin only this weekend, despite a slow-down for the Jewish Sabbath on Saturday, and will build toward some kind of peak early next week before an unofficial deadline of Wednesday, when President Clinton is scheduled to depart for a Group of 8 meeting in Okinawa.
The clock is ticking folks, and at least a few of you have some serious decision-making to do.
And stress makes good decision-making harder.
"Deceptive caching involves some pretty serious decision making," Dr. Steele said.
Men usually avoided consulting their wives especially on matters which requires serious decision making like leasing/selling land.
So I kind of documented some of my trust and my history with that patient on the chart when they went into the hospital …. (Physician 6) Physicians described a number of other serious decision making challenges associated with prescribing opioids in the context of chronic noncancer pain.
Nowhere have I ever seen the United States explained as being dedicated to give the priority of such serious decision making to one over the many, make sense now that juries are 8 to 12 members?
