Sentences with phrase «into decisionmaking»

Despite the best efforts of DOE staff, considerations of the political connections of loan applicants, the districts in which they operate, and the number of jobs they provide find their way into the decisionmaking process.

The roundtables demonstrated the importance of bringing the full range of stakeholders into the decisionmaking process to make more informed transportation investment decisions.

DOT will also ensure that communities with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) populations haveaccess to information to the fullest extent feasible and that their participation in providing input into decisionmaking is encouraged.

The call for the greater integration of evidence into decisionmaking is right and needed.

To act as a conduit through which the general public may have input into the decisionmaking process of the FHSAA and to assist the FHSAA in the development of procedures regarding the receipt of public input and disposition of complaints related to high school athletic and competition programs.

ARSENAL is a big business and all professnal mgt teqnics and model wld ve gone into decisionmaking.

Not exact matches

The adjustment was to bring CJ in to run the point and move Forrest into that top - of - the - key decisionmaking position, and hope things work out with Obiagu (maybe he can help with an offensive rebound).

Klink touted the work Brazil has done to meet its Copenhagen target and exceed its pledge to cut deforestation by 80 percent from historic levels by 2020, as well as to weave climate change into the highest levels of government decisionmaking.

«It does allow us to bring these insights back into our regulatory decisionmaking, so we can understand better why things may have happened, but more important, what's being done about it across the fleet, and whether Constellation is taking away lessons learned.»

What follows is a close look at three schools that have integrated data into their instructional decisionmaking.

While Brown is still in the data collection phase of his research project, he is developing insight into whether the fact that these colleges are HBCUs plays a role in institutional decisionmaking.

EJ at DOT includes incorporating EJ and nondiscrimination principles into transportation planning and decisionmaking processes as well as project specific environmental reviews.

DOT also remains committed to bringing government decisionmaking closer to communities and people affected by these decisions, and ensuring opportunities for greater public participation in providing input into these decisions relating to human health and the environment.