Sentence examples for taking quick decisions from inspiring English sources

A conservative former businessman whose victory ended two decades of rule by a centre-left coalition, he prides himself on taking quick decisions and getting quick results.

2. Plan ahead (and adapt) I am a spontaneous person by nature and my personal and career trajectory has been through a combination of taking quick decisions, making the best out of any given situation and at times through sheer good luck.

The NDB, headquartered in Shanghai, will expand its staff to 300 over the next three years but run a tight operation that seeks to take quick decisions and transfer experience across all fiveBRICS member states.

The Council and the European Parliament are invited to take quick decisions on the programmes awaiting adoption (SOCRATES, Youth) in particular in order to speed up their effect on employment.

GIS-based, simple and robust WQI is an essential tool for rapid transfer of information to water resources managers and public and useful for taking quick policy decisions (Srivastava et al. 2011; Singh et al. 2013b; Tiwari et al. 2014).

They cannot always make quick decisions, take a straightforward course of action, or follow completely rational and logical solutions.

Smaller companies that make quick decisions take market share.

He later took them down and apologised, saying on Twitter: "At work we often have to make quick decisions.

Each day should only take 15 minutes or so, if you work quickly and make quick decisions about each item.

The rating system takes the subjectivity out of the process, allowing prosecutors, probation officers and judges to make quick decisions.

2. They make quick decisions.