Sentence examples for shifted decision making from inspiring English sources

On the management floor Caterpillar obliterated its centralized hierarchy and shifted decision making on design, manufacturing and pricing to 22 autonomous business units, each run by an executive with profit-and-loss responsibility.

For example, Haldane initially granted the strongest voice in setting the biomedical agenda to the researchers themselves, whereas Rothschild shifted decision making to ministry staff, and in more recent times the power has again been redistributed among a steadily growing group of stakeholders.

Mr. Powers called it "a strange thing indeed" for the Academy to shift decision making to third parties, in this case the newspapers.

These developments are important to maintaining EU legitimacy as they shift decision-making power away from the Court of Justice and back into the hands of Member States.

Instead, EPSRC wants to shift decision-making closer to the bench.

Barack Obama said he's "a strong supporter of net neutrality". He'd have to be, because he proposes equally destructive "infrastructure bank" proposals that shift decision-making about large-scale capitalism to government.

Reflecting the tendency for "lifestyle drift", there are plans to further shift decision making power to the local level, with a focus on encouraging individuals to take responsibility for their own health behaviours, rather than the government taking the lead in creating healthy environments.

It also shifted decision-making from the division of human resources to each of the seven research directorates.

This shifted decision-making and management about most local community-level matters to the regional centres with implications for service delivery generally, and for implementing tobacco policies and programs at the community level in particular.

The filing shifts the decision making about key aspects of the state's energy problem to a federal bankruptcy court in San Francisco, where Pacific Gas has its headquarters.

Such struggles have contributed to Ms. Merkel's push to create a stronger European political union and shift fiscal decision making from the individual countries to a Pan-European body, giving the European Central Bank a stronger oversight role.