Sentence examples for through decision making from inspiring English sources
In order to stimulate students' interest, the module was designed to actively engage them through decision making based on a visualized process.
The authors' solution, developed through work with hundreds of sales organizations globally, is a proactive, take-charge prescriptive approach that sweeps away obstacles and guides customers through decision making.
Indeed, orbitofrontal cortex is involved in the ability to inhibit craving behaviour through decision making impairment [2, 3].
Like other national goals, quality of life goals are translated through decision making processes into quality of life objectives.
This was followed by a group discussion period in which students could ask questions and instructors engaged students through decision making questions.
[Medium-Risk Participants] INTERVIEWER: Imagining that these kinds of tools were available when you were going through decision making, do you think this kind of information would have changed the decisions that you actually made about your own treatment?
It is a tool for managing density of trees, controlling crown development and maintaining degree of forest health through decisions made on initial planting density and thinning schedules.
This weakness of local opposition can have a chilling effect on local democracy, as they can force through decisions made in private with little or no scrutiny or debate.
These processes of subdivision have been driven by weaknesses in the governance and design of the Group Ranches as collective entities, resulting in progressive loss of communal land through decisions made by local elites on the Group Ranch governing bodies (Mwangi 2007).
Yet, beyond the surface, it is arguably Masters' strict commitment to leading her clients through decisions made under her Christian faith that sets Masters apart from most NFL agents.
As a result, we are left with a paradox: Either we accept some kind of "balkanization" of policy -- wherein every society has the capacity to influence code through its own policies -- or we accept that the only way to move forward is through decisions made by international agreements.
