Sentences with phrase «to make unpopular decisions»

Getting the job done often requires making unpopular decisions.

Sometimes a school board must make an unpopular decision about a building program, curriculum change or tax increase.

And when they do make unpopular decisions, they invite criticism and discussion and clearly explain the reasons behind their choices.

The company also made an unpopular decision in 2016 to block a Norwegian newspaper editor from posting an iconic Vietnam War photo of a terrified, naked child fleeing her village after a vicious napalm attack.

The company also made an unpopular decision in 2016 to block a Norwegian newspaper editor from posting an iconic Vietnam War photo of a terrified, naked child fleeing her village after a vicious napalm attack.

We need to show that the short term political cost of making unpopular decisions is outweighed by the longer term gain in credibility from helping to dig the country out of a massive economic hole.

Many of the folks who made the unpopular decision at Komen are gone and the policy has been amended.

Stu Loeser, spokesman for the mayor, said Bloomberg is not afraid to make unpopular decisions based on his principles.

But for a publisher to stay ahead of the likes of EA — by staying as profitable as possible and satisfying its investors — surely it has to make unpopular decisions in regards to layoffs and product strategies?

So, what do you do when you have to make an unpopular decision?

Obama's biggest problem is he doesn't seem to be capable of showing emotion and making unpopular decisions (end the war, public option, etc..)

I do think your pick isn't unrealistic - Gettleman has made no bones about his love of trenchmen, and he is completely unafraid to make unpopular decisions.

It is the responsibility of the Government to make some unpopular decisions.

Politicians not facing the uncertainty of genuine elections have more freedom to make unpopular decisions, particular when popular opinion will not tolerate any concessions to the opposing side.

Although legislators are often re-elected easily, voters are more likely to turn out executives such as mayors or governors, who are constantly in the public eye and forced to make unpopular decisions, Young said.

He said the local elections had produced a «tough result» for the coalition, writing: «People know we've had to make unpopular decisions to fix the country's problems but they want us to remember that times aren't easy for families.

Cuomo says the restructuring board could also provide political cover for local government leaders who need to make unpopular decisions, like laying off workers in order to consolidate services, or reducing the number of city councilmembers or supervisory boards.

The governor said he hopes New Yorkers remember that he eschewed the opportunity for personal advancement to stick around and address the state's financial crisis, making unpopular decisions to cut spending and services — a move he believes showed both «integrity and leadership.»

In the army, I sometimes had to make unpopular decisions, such as who stayed behind to guard the barracks while everyone else went on rest and recreation.

Shielded from the free market's incentives, public sector officials learn to «make nice» rather than make unpopular decisions.

But principals can not always create win - win scenarios for all their teachers; they need to be willing to take the heat when they make an unpopular decision.

With this end in mind, he made the unpopular decision to divide Windham High School into themed academies.

Gov. Pence continues to gut our public school subsidies, forcing Indiana public schools to make unpopular decisions, including public school systems slashing bus transportation routes, which has left many parents justly outraged.

This is a letter I just finished and submitted to the Fort Wayne, IN newspaper editor: Gov. Pence continues to gut our public school subsidies, forcing Indiana public schools to make unpopular decisions, including school bus transportation route changes, which has left many parents justly enraged.

Whether a reluctant judge is being moved to make an unpopular decision or a witness being coaxed into remembering what really happened or accepting the implausibility of their evidence, there is nothing to touch it.

Toughness Are you willing to make unpopular decisions?

This tells me that they will likely ask questions to the tune of, «Tell me about a time when you communicated a difficult message» or «When have you had to make an unpopular decision,» or «Give me an example of a time when you were under a tight deadline.»

Prove that you have the respect of your associates, even when you have to make unpopular decisions.

This will get you points for living by your principles, he says — even when you have to make unpopular decisions.