Sentence examples for transferring decision from inspiring English sources

"Elected health commissioners will put the patient voice at the heart of decision making in the NHS, transferring decision making over health services from central government and into the hands of the people," he said.

The Brazilian health reform process put great emphasis on decentralization, transferring decision making authority to sub-national levels.

But mandating through legislation simply risks transferring decision-making, and accountability, from company owners to Congress.

The Senate, on the motion of Scipio Aemilianus, upheld the Italians' protests, transferring decisions concerning Italian-held land from the commission to a consul.

Associate Minister of Health Peter Dunne released a statement this morning, saying he's transferring decision-making responsibility for medicinal cannabis applications to the Ministry of Health.

Transferring decision-making and requisite resources to the populations across the country might seem radical to some; it is long overdue and necessary.

It operates democratically, transferring decision-making power from elites to lay jurors, using subpoenas to force even the most powerful actors to disclose wrongdoing.

Democrats said the bill would transfer decision making to doctors and nurses from insurance company clerks.

Germany wants to transfer decision-making from national governments to a European federation and has called for a new constitutional convention.

The most effective way to restrict democracy is to transfer decision-making from the public arena to unaccountable institutions: kings and princes, priestly castes, military juntas, party dictatorships, or modern corporations.

It pushes the state in exactly the opposite direction of the Brown administration's laudable efforts to take fewer fiscal risks and to transfer decision-making authority from the state to the local school boards chosen by voters.