Sentence examples for some decision making from inspiring English sources

The mayor of London has been surrendering some decision making power to borough councils.

The operation to replace a clouded lens is low-risk, fast, and effective, but requires some decision making.

"If you want real accountability, you have to give some decision making to the people you want to hold accountable," said Seymour Fliegel, a former deputy superintendent in East Harlem who is now the president of the Center for Educational Innovation-Public EduCenter for Educational Innovation-Public

This aligns with the claim of Castro and Oliveira [13] that of a great importance in some decision making situations appears to be "who" the passengers on one flight are.

"It's not the end of the road yet," says Yurch. "It will thrust some decision making back on the states, but it came down as many people thought it would by saying that if a state allows deliveries from within the state, then it should also allow them from without the state".

Decentralisation, they suggested, should be limited to providing services at primary health care facilities and some decision making.

There are many who would view some decisions made by the courts as whims.

Some say that some decisions made in 2005 and 2006 are going to look pretty silly later.

It follows some decisions made by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) that will have a very significant effect on university funding.

"We were very poor with our skill levels, our execution of the skill and some decisions made defensively were poor.

However, the study also revealed that some decisions made in the discharge-planning meeting in the GEMU were not relevant after discharge (Table 3).