Sentences with phrase «lesser role in the decision»

While still relevant, style (31 %), color (33 %), and brand (23 %) generally play a lesser role in the decision - making process.

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

The fact that Pataki chose to go against Demos is far less surprising than his decision to buck Cole and Finkelstein, two people who played long - standing roles in his political career.

While largely avoiding the Twilights and Divergents of the world, he's made interesting career decisions, weaving horror and indie films throughout his comedy roles, and largely using social media in a much more subversive and less thirsty way than some of his peers.

The administration sporadically tried to reduce the paper burden on school districts, had a secretary of education who (for a brief time) said schools needed to find ways to do more with less, and enjoyed some admirable success in increasing the role of evidence in making education funding decisions.

According to an Amazon executive with close ties to Mr. Bezos, who could not be named because of his senior role in the company, Mr. Bezos made a decision after the iPad was introduced to try to lure customers onto the Kindle platform by offering less expensive devices.

Second, our Supreme Court might want to intervene to clarify the respective roles of the trial judge and the defendant in the decision whether to request the lesser - included offense.

Less well understood is the possible role of a tribunal in expanding the reasons for decision by making explicit what was (arguably) implicit in the reasons for the decision under review.

As long as the client has made an informed decision based on understanding the associated options and implications, the lawyer's role is to support the client in pursuing their objective (such as an innocent person pleading guilty to a lesser charge to get it all over with).

In partial contradiction to these findings, Rabin and Shapira - Berman (1997) found that while women perceive less marital tension and greater satisfaction when role division and decision - making are equally shared, men did not.