For the management of invasive populations, our study shows the necessity to take rapid decision to stop or limit invasion.
I think you do need sometimes to cut through it, taking rapid decisions and all the rest of it, but I think on the whole it has been the secret weapon for the Liberal Democrats, given the pressure we've been under.
Attempts have also been made to graphical representation for various water quality parameters which aids policy makers in taking rapid decision on rational use and further exploitation of this resource.
Rather, research by Zook and Allen shows that the business has almost always become too complex, most often owing to bureaucracy that slows the company's metabolism, or internal dysfunction that distorts information and hampers managers' ability to make rapid decisions and take swift action on them.
Professor Herbert Jäckle, Vice President of the Max Planck Society, says, "Publishing top science requires the leadership of the best active scientists to reliably judge the quality of the submitted work and the reviewers' responses, and to take rapid and unbiased decisions that are transparent both for the authors and the scientific community.
Without categorization, each object would be perceived as unique and no generalization rules could be used to take rapid and appropriate decisions [1].
Today and in the future it will not be as important to internalize information but to elastically be able to take multiple sources of information in, synthesize them, and make rapid decisions.
Participants must make rapid decisions about whether to shoot.
A survey published on Wednesday by BVA for Le Parisien found that 75 percent of the French supported Mr. Hollande's decision to take rapid military action against Islamist rebels in Mali, despite the risks, compared with 66 percent support for intervention in Libya last year and 55 percent for Afghanistan in 2001.
Once the decision to intubate has been made, the goal is to take rapid and complete control of the patient's cardiopulmonary status.
