Sentences with phrase «tough decisions on»

WILLIAMS: Leadership is understanding your responsibilities and then having the courage to make tough decisions on behalf of the organization.

In order to continue to grow your business and thus your earning potential, you need to make decisions on how your organization will function — which means making some tough decisions on what tasks to handle and what tasks to delegate or outsource.

Highlight your collaborative skills, but make sure the interviewer realizes you know how to make tough decisions on your own.

Available for $ 300 at AT&T stores this Friday, the G Watch R is a hefty $ 50 more than the Moto 360, so fence sitters will face tough decisions on which watch to buy.

So I suggest we should very concerned about whether the relevant decision makers have the necessary moral character to take tough decisions on mitigation and adaptation, rather than adopting the hope of geoengineering as an excuse for not upsetting political allies, campaign funders or particular groups of voters.

To the game's credit, loot drops have been tweaked to offer better items more often, and you'll actually have to make some tough decisions on what to keep in your inventory and what to leave behind.

It's will contain 3 new Riot Arena's and several storage containers for your weapon collection, no more having to make tough decisions on which one to keep.

Chase's Sapphire Reserve card ate into the company's profits after it was introduced in 2016, and many consumers faced tough decisions on keeping the card and its hefty annual fee for a second year.

Along the way there are so many incredible sights that you may have to make some tough decisions on what to leave out or what to cut short depending on how much time you spend at each stop.

Funds That Sought to Cut Risk With Bonds Are Having to Think Again All - in - one mutual funds for people nearing retirement face tough decisions on how much risk — and which risks — to take in search of decent returns.

«Nobody uses their destination system in a car because it's too damn complicated,» Grace says, adding automakers also need to make tough decisions on removing content.

Many North Carolina school districts will have to make some tough decisions on how to make up the recent snow days.

This week's snow storm led to closings that lasted up to three days for many schools across the state, forcing school officials to make tough decisions on how to make up for the lost time.

Countries will continue to face tough decisions on water allocation — how to balance competing demands from households, farmers, industry, ecosystems and hydro - power — to optimise the use of this finite resource.

Resourceful leadership: Tradeoffs and tough decisions on the road to school improvement.

I hadn't fully come into my vintage - loving own at that point, and though I recall wearing her once in college, when I had to make the tough decisions on what would travel over the big blue - green ocean on my move to New Zealand in my early 20's, this buttercup beauty was relegated to a box in storage.

«There are going to be some tough decisions on how to allocate water,» he said.

A cash - starved health service like the NHS has to make tough decisions on drug funding — but the «worthiness» of patients shouldn't be a factor

We are eager to avoid Labour falling short in public estimation of whether the party is capable of taking the tough decisions on public spending that closing the deficit requires.

On the contrary, it was about some difficult choices and some tough decisions on policy.

He has shown that he is prepared to sign up for tough decisions on the economy, and his party has shown a surprising willingness in government to stand by those decisions.

WASHINGTON — Upstate New York's Republican members of Congress are likely to face tough decisions on five issues this year that are a key part of President Donald Trump's agenda.

Over the next few years the House of Commons will have to make some very tough decisions on tax and spend but it has rarely been so lacking in moral authority.

«The Legislature and the governor are going to have to make some very tough decisions on spending as we head into the budget cycle next year,» DiNapoli said.

As the governor said, «New York has no future as the tax capital of the nation, and this veto sends a strong message that we will not put today's tough decisions on tomorrow's taxpayers.»

But the reality is, even with growth back on track, Labour's approach to deficit reduction would involve tough decisions on spending cuts and tax rises.

Over the next few years, we will have to take some incredibly tough decisions on taxation, spending, borrowing - things that really affect people's lives.

We know that to get the deficit down we need tough decisions on tax and spending but it's also vital that we get our economy moving and get Britain back to work.

He can not make tough decisions on players.

.................. I said they would likely need to cut ties with him or cut ties with certain corporate partners meaning he will have forced some tough decisions on them that could cost them

In addition, religious leaders often have the stature to advocate and negotiate with the most senior national decision - makers as countries make tough decisions on how to allocate scarce resources for health.

It was such a tough decision on what recipe I wanted to share with you, there are tons of yummy choices!

Although between the Chocolate Raspberry Heartcakes and the Wild Strawberry it's going to be a tough decision on V - day

Hutchinson realizes he may not have that option, which could thrust a tough decision on an athlete who believes he has the credentials to play in the NFL or the big leagues.

One thing you can definitely say about Arsenal after the FA cup thumping of Southampton and as Arsene Wenger prepares for the top of the table clash with Premier League rivals Chelsea this weekend is that the players involved last weekend have given the boss a tough decision on team selection.

Milwaukee has a tough decision on whether to follow suit because it's effectively a worst case scenario choice between Cleveland or Toronto, with a possibility of Boston.

So Wenger has a tough decision on his hands about how to approach this vital game.

The Blazers have to make a tough decision on whether or not to include Hickson as part of their future plans.

However, Forsberg isn't the only name on the Arsenal transfer shortlist it seems, as the Mirror add that they're still in talks with Schalke left - back Sead Kolasinac, although the 23 - year - old is also of interest to AC Milan and so he'll have a tough decision on his hands.

Brendan Rodgers now faces a tough decision on whether to sentimentally throw Gerrard into the fray, or keep him in reserve on the sidelines.

Know thy enemy: Lions - Michael Rothstein: The Lions might have saved Baltimore from having to make a tough decision on Caldwell's future after Baltimore's offensive struggles.

Kirk Carapezza, a reporter from WGBH, spent a day at Match High School where he followed around and interviewed seniors, parents, and school staff about the college process and making the tough decision on where students will enroll next fall.

If you're well off enough to be choosing between a Lamborghini Huracan Performante and a Porsche 911 GT2 RS, you've a tough decision on your hands.

Sony has a tough decision on it's hand with designing the PS4.

This means many parents likely had to make the tough decision on whether to spend their resources on food, housing, and other family needs or higher - quality early care and education.

Not exact matches

The Commerce decision on Bombardier was an invitation to American companies to sue their toughest international rivals rather than out hustle them.

Companies relying on the spending power of the British consumer have faced tough questions in recent months as the impact of Britain's decision to leave the European Union has gradually begun to weigh on sentiment.

Growing on a shoestring budget is difficult enough and the lack of capital often results in some tough decisions when it comes to relocating the already limited funds.

News of the impending job cuts came in the form of an internal memo released to employees on Tuesday, which stated that the decision to terminate positions was due to product delays, as well as a «tough market» and the company's need to conserve cash.

When you look back on the history of the organization is there an example or two of women who you guys made the tough decision not to support and they made it anyway?