Sentences with phrase «decisions on»

I certainly hope that local governments aren't making schooling, bussing, or housing decisions on the basis of the ethnicity of their constituents!

What would be best is if founders didn't have to make decisions on any of these small incubators / investors until they'd pitched all of them.

It speaks solely to the issue of Russia's attempts to influence the election, he said, adding, «this president takes personally any allegation that he won for any reason other than his decisions on the campaign trail.»

So they have to decide now, without any history to base their decisions on, how to structure their companies, what products to make, and how to sell those products.

Dick's assault weapons ban shows how companies are making decisions on issues that might even hurt their bottom lines, says Prof. Megan Kashner.

The company is now trying to cast app makers» logical decisions on where to allocate their resources as «discrimination.»

«The president - elect will make those decisions on a day - by - day basis in the course of the transition, in the course of the administration,» he said on ABC's This Week.

Known to practitioners as «holacracy,» the model empowers employees to make decisions on behalf of the company without consulting supervisors — as long as their actions are in line with a corporate constitution and framework of rules that all workers commit to.

But while Deming was contemptuous of companies that based their business decisions on numbers that emphasized quantity over quality, he firmly believed that a well - conceived system of statistical process control could be an invaluable TQM tool.

Companies that can sense customer sentiment make better decisions on the second and third production runs for a new product.

Successful brainstorms incorporate a diverse group of people collaborating with one another and contributing as much as possible without any arguments, debates or snap decisions on their merit.

This data will help you make good decisions on whether meetings should happen.

the government's decisions on everything from program cuts to the national securities regulator will have an effect.

I've always had a powerful work ethic that guides my decisions on what is and is not OK to do.

Then, through its human - trained algorithms, it makes split - second decisions on triaging patients and getting them where they need to go — prepping the surgical team ahead of time in cases like Rodney's.

While it is impossible to tell what is going to happen, you can make an educated guess and base your decisions on that.

People in positions of power are trusted to make decisions on behalf of others, and that affect other people's interests.

To be sure, compensation committee members base their decisions on the beliefs and desires of others, and that leaves a wide range of possible outcomes.

«Since there's no rule restricting the way we give options to people who are not executives or directors, we make those decisions on a case - by - case basis, based on a worker's seniority, merit, and importance to the company,» he says.

«So this creates positive feedback where [a] stakeholder [is] now empowered to base his or her decisions on the data that they're seeing,» he says.

«This is significant, as this will allow the government to assess whether tariff elimination can help narrow the price gap for consumers in Canada, and will help inform future decisions on tariff relief.»

But people make their worst decisions on payday.

The less they're able to make decisions on their own, the less they can learn to be good executives.

If you're still basing business decisions on gut instincts and personal feelings, you're setting yourself up to fail.

[Jeff Haden notes: Generally speaking, «math» players base decisions on pot odds and probabilities; «feel» players base decisions on tells, psychology — the «mental game.»]

«We base a lot of our operations decisions on it.

Martin Lindstrom, author of Small Data, said shopping has become incredibly impulse driven: «I'm increasingly making decisions on my mobile based on where I am, rather than what I need.»

A conflict of interest is a situation in which a decision - maker is entrusted with making important decisions on behalf of someone else, and in which that decision - maker has some further, «outside» interest (often, but not always, financial) which may stand to influence their decision making.

Online petitions have changed decisions by major corporations (ask Bank of America about its debit card fees) and affected decisions on policies as diverse as those related to survivors of sexual assault and local photography permitting requirements.

Democrats in the conference meeting quickly slammed the event, saying the decisions on the tax proposal had already been made.

That's because those who make decisions on the front end (buying property, building bridges) do not bear all the costs when things go wrong on the back end,» he wrote in an email.

I made some decisions on the next steps we're taking, and I want to share those with you now.

In contrast, said Coronado, «Powell's depth on financial infrastructure could come in handy if and when the FOMC needs to confront decisions on balance sheet policy again.»

Labour costs, the paper finds, played «a lesser role» in manufacturers» decisions on where to set up shop.

With the really sticky ideas, a company has told a story to people throughout the company and beyond, so that employees can make the right decisions on their own.

Whether in business or in public office, it is crucial not just that top executives make the right decisions, but that they be seen as making decisions on the right basis.

Decisions on what designs to print are made by a team heavy in experience from the event - apparel industry.

However, it also means you can move fast, make decisions on the fly, course correct and connect with your customers much more intimately than larger companies.

The FDA is slated to make its decisions on the Humira and Enbrel biosimilars by the end of the year.

Cash advance companies base decisions on current operations and upcoming sales projections.

If the BoC's decisions on rate increases are truly data dependent, Canadians should prepare for another this week

I was trying to empower my employees — to let them know they could make decisions on their own, without me.»

Offtake decisions on the project are anticipated in the September quarter this year.

Railroad companies made decisions on innovation based on the effects on their bottom line, not societal values.

Imagine if you could take limitless data and make real time trading decisions on the fly.

The gauge is not the central bank's most closely watched measure — that would be the personal consumption expenditures index — but still could figure into decisions on interest rates.

They want the government to make decisions on a variety of issues, including the debt ceiling, spending and taxes.

«In the past, you'd buy a flight from point A to point B, but The Explorer wants to make decisions on the go,» Todd Arthur, Vice President of sales and market development for Sabre Travel Network Asia Pacific, told CNBC.

With Trump this week deferring decisions on the scope of tariffs, and the EU and China threatening retaliation, uncertainty hangs over business purchasing and investment decisions.

After earning his stripes at Union Square Ventures and First Round Capital, he decided to start his firm because it was his sole career goal to make investment decisions on his own.