Sentence examples for weak decision making from inspiring English sources

The risk management is a decision-making process which lack of the data leads to weak decision making.

Country ownership of national and subnational coordination is undermined by the weak decision making authority of many coordination structures and limited or perfunctory engagement among GHIs and other donors, particularly at the subnational level.

The main limitations related to a weak understanding of the decision making processes SEA aimed to inform, as well as an inability to incorporate flexibility into process design.

While the rhetoric of partnership tends to emphasise a strong version which involves reciprocity, policy dialogue and meeting commitments, a weak version implies that decision making processes constantly come under the review of donors, undermining the aim of country ownership [ 33].

Rangy, fast, and unafraid to take people on, he can also frustrate fans with a weak first touch and poor decision making.

However, this type of evidence is considered to be weak and subject to bias by decision making bodies such as NICE [ 14].

Perhaps it is for this reason that Anthony (1999) has suggested that authority has a weak relationship with the nurses' actual decision making [ 27].

Distracted or weak French leadership will impact on all EU decision making processes.

If you are needy and insecure, your leadership will be distorted by wanting people to like you, and your desire for approbation will engender weak decision-making and indulgence of under-performing favourites.

This misclassification being worse for weaker patients, it may have a significant negative impact on the clinical decision making.

It was a truly calamitous decision, making him and his hapless son, James, look decidedly foolish and weak-willed.