Sentences with phrase «control over the decisions»

The work environment they create is overbearing and stifling because he or she wants control over all decisions.

The situation is overbearing and stifling, because he or she wants control over decisions.

Voice is instrumental because it helps you to increase control over the decision - making process, which in turn leads to a better outcome.

In my most robust eBook to date, Yes, You Do Have Options, you'll learn 12 strategies to ensure you don't lose control over the decision - making process.

I'd rather have control over my decisions and all the robo advisors seem to have overly complicated model portfolio's.

There is no globalisation of political regulation, state or democratic institutions which provide guarantees and exert control over decisions affecting the various regions and populations of the world, in the general interest of the world at large.

We feel helpless and lack control over decisions that affect the life of our world.

-- gives your kid some control over the decisions that affect him.

It should be noted that the non-London MPs have some discretion in choosing which accommodation type to claim for (i.e. the MP has more control over that decision than, say, staff maternity leave).

How can we integrate technology to extend popular control over decision - making into new spheres?

Of course, Libous will just say that DEC and Cuomo had final control over the decision to frack or not, not him.

They should gain control over any decision to appoint external consultants, making sure when there are staff in the Council office who should and could do the job that they do it.

New ways of delivering insulation improvements to Cornish homes agreed with the Government means we have more control over the decisions on which homes can receive this support.

The finding shows we may have greater control over our decisions earlier in the day and soon after we wake up, regardless of when we prefer to sleep.

This is cleverly illustrated while watching Andrea explain to her neglected friends that she has no control over her decisions because the devil made her do it.

Her 1974 book The Great School Wars describes how New York City has played educational three - card monte over its long public school history by moving apparent control over decisions up and down the system, between the central chancellor's office and the local superintendents, but never yielding any fraction of control to the schools.

Young people often feel that they have little or no control over decisions that affect their lives which can lead to stress.

Such a transformation has to be built on a process of economic and political localisation where local communities (rural and urban) have control over decisions that affect their lives.

MR. JUSTICE STEWART stated there that» [d] irect control over decisions vitally affecting the education of one's children is a need that is strongly felt in our society.»

He and the CPS board hoarded control over decision - making and left parents and community leaders without a seat at the table.

They cite salary, working conditions, lack of control over decisions that affect their teaching, and lack of respect as prime reasons for their decision.

Don't think Mama had any control over her decisions.

We think there is zero reason for Amazon to release its own phone, but since we have no control over these decisions, Amazon had better make the device good if it wants to compete.

We give complete control over those decisions to you, and you never have to purchase anything unless you want to.

Just generally I think it's a bad idea that a company should be able to exercise control over my decision - making as a consumer — I think they should have to win my money through merit.

While you are alive, you and your spouse have control over decisions about your assets and retirement income sources.

They later backtracked to give game publishers control over that decision, only to pull a full 180 and allow used games entirely last week.

The Wolf Among Us may be populated by fairy tale characters, but by giving the player control over their decisions and allowing them to see the consequences, the game presents us with consistent existential angst.

It's an ideal way to maintain control over decision - making before nature does it for us in the form of dwindling reserves like peak oil or a permanently degraded environment (neither of which are good for business), or governments institute the tough regulations that are surely coming if business doesn't clean up its act.

In the current world, the public desires more autonomy and control over decision - making in their legal matters and, especially if they start with Google, they often end up with an overwhelming number of process and outcome choices, many of questionable quality.

In Collaborative Family Law the parties maintain control over the decision making process rather than letting a judge decide.

Mediation offers an opportunity to settle legal issues and have more control over decisions affecting your future, while reaching cost - effective solutions.

Parents fear that they may see their child less than they want and may lose control over decisions such as where the child goes to school.

In the General Court's opinion, the Commission and the Council had made their decision to refuse MET status without sufficient investigation into whether the fact that the State was a substantial shareholder in Xinanchem and had influenced the appointment and composition of the board of directors necessarily amounted to State control over decisions regarding production and pricing (para. 19).

So Sexton tried to identify each component of the poker game in which a player has full control over a decision.

This requirement gives victims control over decision making about their health information where their safety could be at issue, helps promote trust between patients and providers, and is consistent with health care providers» ethical obligation to seek patient authorization whenever possible before disclosing protected health information.

No matter how safely you drive, you have no control over the decisions that other drivers make or the conditions of your driving environment.

While some people are going to be required by their property owner or landlord to purchase Blaine renters insurance, others are going to have a bit more control over their decision.

The agreement by 117 nations to the Convention on Conventional Weapons to begin formal discussions on this topic reflects the rapidly growing international awareness of and concern over the need for human control over the decision to select targets and engage force.

, «Cui noted that bribery is common in the Chinese mining scene, as electricity providers have absolute control over their decision to restrict power supply to certain businesses that fail to comply with their demands.»

CCN previously reported, «Cui noted that bribery is common in the Chinese mining scene, as electricity providers have absolute control over their decision to restrict power supply to certain businesses that fail to comply with their demands.»

He noted that bribery is common in the Chinese mining scene, as electricity providers have absolute control over their decision to restrict power supply to certain businesses that fail to comply with their demands.

It gives them control over decision making for themselves and their family.

Traditional owners need to have a greater degree of control over decisions affecting their land.

Do you want to have some control over the decision - making process and outcome during your divorce proceedings?

I have also previously said that one of the key factors that determines whether an economic development project will be successful is whether there is Indigenous control over decision - making.

As the architects of their own agreement, mediating parties retain exclusive control over all decisions that are made.

However, this focus on secure tenure is not about assisting Indigenous people to make use of their land — it is about governments having control over decision - making.

Allows the participants to retain control over their decision - making, instead of having a judge dictate decisions (based on less information which is presented to the court);

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and organisations participate in and have control over decisions that affect their children;